Histoire de la peinture Française tome 1, par Pierre Francastel, Éditions Gonthier
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Published in 1967 in the “Bibliothèque Médiations” series, History of French Painting, Volume I by Pierre Francastel offers a broad survey of French painting from the Middle Ages to the age of Fragonard.
The author traces the development of major artistic centres such as Dijon, Amiens, Avignon and Fontainebleau, while examining the painters and masterpieces that shaped the history of French art. The volume also includes biographical notes by Maurice Bex.
Rather than presenting a simple chronology of artists, Francastel explores the relationship between artistic creation and the societies in which it emerged. Richly illustrated and supported by a bibliography, the book remains an excellent introduction to French art history.
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Perfect-bound paperback. Worn illustrated covers. Page edges and paper age-toned. Small label affixed to the rear cover. Foxing to the top edge. Very good overall condition. 236 pages.
About the author
Pierre Francastel (1900-1970) was one of the leading French art historians of the twentieth century. His work helped transform the discipline by emphasizing the links between art, society and culture.
About the book
This volume reflects Francastel's innovative approach to art history, showing how artistic styles develop within specific historical and social contexts rather than in isolation.
Why this book is unusual
The book combines art history with social and cultural history, offering readers a broader understanding of artistic creation and its place within society.
Why this book remains relevant today
It provides valuable tools for understanding French cultural heritage and the masterpieces that continue to attract visitors to museums throughout the world.
English Keywords
- Pierre Francastel
- History of French Painting
- Maurice Bex
- Bibliothèque Médiations
- French art
- Middle Ages
- Renaissance
- Fragonard
- Fontainebleau
- Avignon
- art history
- cultural history
- French painting
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Published in 1967 in the “Bibliothèque Médiations” series, History of French Painting, Volume I by Pierre Francastel offers a broad survey of French painting from the Middle Ages to the age of Fragonard.
The author traces the development of major artistic centres such as Dijon, Amiens, Avignon and Fontainebleau, while examining the painters and masterpieces that shaped the history of French art. The volume also includes biographical notes by Maurice Bex.
Rather than presenting a simple chronology of artists, Francastel explores the relationship between artistic creation and the societies in which it emerged. Richly illustrated and supported by a bibliography, the book remains an excellent introduction to French art history.