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Identifier: lesmusesdeuropel00geff (find matches)
Title: Les musées d'Europe. La sculpture au Louvre;
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Geffroy, Gustave, 1855-1926
Subjects: Musée du Louvre Sculpture Sculpture
Publisher: Paris, Nilsson, P. Lamm
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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B ACCRUS — 67 acquisitions et de toutes les conquêtes dart de la civilisationlatine, a donné à notremusée de nombreuxchefs-dœuvre. Aprèsla Vénus dArles, aprèsVApollon en bronze dorédu théâtre antique deLille bon ne, voici laVénus accroupie, trouvéeà Sainte-Colombe près deVienne : la recherche dumouvement, la hardiesseheureuse de lattitude,lélégance et la souplessedes formes qui fontgroupe et se concentrentsans dispersion, toutcontribue à faire de laVénus de Sainte-Colom-be un des plus beauxmarbres de cette série.En même temps queVénus, Artémis (ouDiane) inspire souventles artistes de cetteépoque. Ses deux statuesles plus célèbres et lesplus belles sont au Muséedu Louvre : la Diane deGables et la Diane à la Biche, ou Diane chasseresse. La premièreet la plus ancienne ne remonte pas au-delà de lépoque dAlexandre
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Vénus accroii))ie de Saiiiic-Coloinbe. (Vienne). — 68 — le Grand. Elle appartient à cette série dœuvres qui ont subi1 influence de Técole et de Fart de Praxitèle, sans quon puisse dire précisément sil faut voiren elles des pièces originalesdu maître athénien ou de lunde ses élèves. Vêtue dune tu-nique de chasse, Artémis attacheles deux pièces de son manteausur lépaule droite. La tête estdune finesse et dun charmesérieux qui font penser à laphrase célèbre dans laquellePétrone loue les Dianes dePraxitèle. Le chiton plissé dé-couvre lépaule. Un des bras sereplie sur la poitrine, tandisque lautre est levé en arrière.Le charme et le naturel de lapose sont de la grande époque.La Diane Chasseresse, dont onretrouve le type sur des mon-naies, est vraisemblablementdu premier siècle de notre ère,mais par la grâce et le mou-vement, elle est bien la sœurde la précédente. Vêtue dunchiton à petits plis et très court,le manteau en écharpe, ellesélance à l

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  • booksubject:Mus__e_du_Louvre
  • booksubject:Sculpture
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