Ancient Egypt in nineteenth century painting / text by Herman de Meulenaere ; compiled by Patrick and Viviane Berko ; preface Alexander Apsis.

Main entry:

Meulenaere, Herman de.

Title & Author:

Ancient Egypt in nineteenth century painting / text by Herman de Meulenaere ; compiled by Patrick and Viviane Berko ; preface Alexander Apsis.

Publication:

Knokke-Zoute, Belgique : Berko, 1992.

Description:

145 pages : illustrations ; 27 x 32 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 143).

Summary:

Ancient Egypt in the 19th Century Paintings” which features a range of artworks from this era, including pieces by Baron Gros and Vivant Denon. This collection not only highlights how the Napoleonic campaign sparked artistic interest in Egypt but also contrasts the romanticized interpretations with the more detailed, realistic renderings of the culture and landscape. Through vivid illustrations and thoughtful analyses, the book provides insight into how these artists responded to their historical context, shaping Western perceptions of Egypt.

ISBN:

9074524028
9789074524025

Subject:

Painting, European 19th century Catalogs.
Egypte dans l'art.
Peinture Europe 19e siècle.
Peinture européenne 19e siècle Catalogues.
Painting, European
Schilderkunst.
Oudheid.
Egypt In art Catalogs.
Egypt
Egypt In art
Painting, European 19th century

Form/genre:

Catalog
catalogs (documents)
Catalogs
Catalogues.

Added entries:

Apsis, Alexander
Berko, P.
Berko, V.

Holdings:

Location: Library main m 111518
Call No.: ND1460.E35.M48 (ID:94-B771)
Status: Available

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