- Graces!"). In a
second version reported by David's
student Étienne-Jean
Delécluze in 1855, the de
Bellegardes were
brought to the
studio by
Madame de Noailles...
- Etienne-Jean
Delécluze (French pronunciation: [etjɛn ʒɑ̃ dəleklyz]) (26
February 1781 – 12 July 1863) was a
French painter and critic. From 1797 on, he...
- (Summer, 1994), pp. 13–63. Thibaudeau, M.A., Vie de David,
Bruxelles (1826)
Delécluze, E.,
Louis David, son école et son temps, Paris, (1855) re-edition Macula...
-
simplicity in Gr**** art. One of the
other students of David, Étienne-Jean
Delécluze, who
later became an art critic,
described Ingres as a student: He was...
-
Writing in the
Journal des débats on 6 January, the
critic Étienne-Jean
Delécluze proclaimed: No
opera composed expressly for the Théâtre-Italien has had...
- Freeman, Raby, 2009, p.53.
directly publishes Etienne-Jean
Delécluze's Journal de
Delécluze, 1824-1828, ed. R.
Baschet (Paris: B. Gr****et, [1948]), 454-65...
- was
hidden amongst his
papers until it was
rediscovered by Étienne-Jean
Delécluze of the
French Institute in 1838 and
published in the
magazine L'Artiste...
- 1829, with a
biographical notice by his
friend Coupin de la Couperie.
Delecluze, in his
Louis David et son temps, has also a
brief life of Girodet. Girodet:...
-
about The
Barque of Dante. One of the
judges at the Salon, Étienne-Jean
Delécluze, was uncomplimentary,
calling the work 'a real daub' (une
vraie tartouillade)...
- twenty-six, and the
group did not
survive him.
According to Étienne-Jean
Delécluze, the term "Rococo" was
coined by
Quays around 1797, as a
humorous variation...
