
audiobook
by E. J. (Etienne Jean) Delécluze
Produced by Mireille Harmelin, Eric Vautier and the Online
TABLE DES MATIÈRES CONTENUES DANS CE VOLUME.
AVERTISSEMENT.
DAVID, SON ÉCOLE ET SON TEMPS. - I. - L'ATELIER DES HORACES.
II. DAVID À L'ATELIER DE SES ÉLÈVES.
III. LES ÉLÈVES DE DAVID À LEUR ATELIER.
«UNZER.»
IV. LES RAPINS.
V. DAVID JUSQU'EN 1789.
VI. DAVID DE 1789 À 1795.
A lively memoir paints an intimate portrait of one of France’s most influential painters, tracing his journey from childhood through the bustling atelier where his iconic works first took shape. Through recollections of early lessons, the feverish atmosphere of the Revolution, and the spirited debates that animated his studio, listeners gain a vivid sense of how artistry and politics intertwined in those turbulent years.
The narrative also follows the emerging generation of students who gathered around the master, offering snapshots of their personalities, ambitions, and the creative clashes that helped define a new French school. Interwoven with anecdotes about landmark commissions, dramatic public events, and the painter’s own reflections on art and theory, the memoir evokes the pulse of a nation in flux while shedding light on the formative moments that forged a lasting artistic legacy.
Language
fr
Duration
~13 hours (766K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2010-02-28
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1781–1863
A sharp-eyed witness to French art in a time of huge change, this writer moved from the painter’s studio to the critic’s desk and left vivid accounts of both worlds. His books and journalism make the artistic battles of post-Revolutionary France feel immediate and human.
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