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Gustave Caillebotte: impressionismo e fotografia

Gustave Caillebotte
The Pont de l’Europe, 1876
Le Pont de l‘Europe, l’Europe
Oil on canvas
125 x 180 cm
© Association des Amis du Petit Palais, Genève
Photography: © Studio Monique Bernaz, Genève


18. OUTUBRO - 20. janeiro 2013

Schirn Galeria de Arte
Frankfurt. Alemanha.

Gustave Caillebotte
Boulevard Haussmann, Snow, 1879/1881
Boulevard Haussmann, effet de neige
Oil on canvas
81 x 66 cm
© + Photography: © Musée du Château de Flers


A Schirn Art Gallery no Outono deste dedica uma retrospectiva abrangente à figura do pintor impressionista Gustave Caillebotte. A mostra será composta de cerca de 50 pinturas e desenhos do artista francês.

Charles Marville
Boulevard Haussmann, 1877
Albumen print from a glass negative
26,2 x 36,9 cm
© Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris

The SCHIRN will dedicate a comprehensive exhibition featuring numerous paintings and drawings to the French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte. 


Gustave Caillebotte
Boulevard des Italiens, 1880
Boulevard des Italiens
Oil on canvas
54 x 65 cm
© Comité Caillebotte

Caillebotte, cujo trabalho é amplamente reconhecido e valorizado no Reino Unido, França e os EUA, oferece maneiras novas e complementares de se aproximar do impressionismo francês: pinturas e mostra fotográfica radical uma estreita relação entre os dois mundos (fotografia e pintura).



Gustave Caillebotte
View through a Balcony Grille, 1880
Vue prise à travers un balcon
Oil on canvas
83,5 x 73 cm
© Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam


While a critical examination of Caillebotte is still in the early stages in Germany, this distinguished artist has already assumed his rightful place among an art loving public in France, Great Britain, and the United States.


Làszló Moholy-Nagy
Marseille, 1928
Photography: © Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln, rba_183432


Caillebotte é mais conhecido por suas pinturas urbanas de Paris, entre as quais se incluem: A Ponte da Europa (Le pont de l'Europe) (1876), Paris Street, Rainy Day (Rue de Paris, temps de chuva, também conhecida como a Plaza de Europa, em tempo chuvoso ou em francês La Place de l'Europe, temps de pluie) (1877).


Gustave Caillebotte
The Yerres, Rain, 1875
L’Yerres, effet de pluie
Oil on canvas
81 x 59 cm
© Indiana University Art Museum, Gift of Mrs. Nicholas H. Noyes
Photography: © Michael Cavanagh and Kevin Montague


Caillebotte’s oeuvre provides new, fundamental, and complementary ways to approach French Impressionist painting: his radical, highly modern, and photographic-seeming depictions very convincingly reconstruct the close connection between photography and painting in the development of a new way of seeing.



Gustave Caillebotte
Canoes on the Yerres, 1877
Périssoires sur l’Yerres
Oil on canvas
103 x 156 cm
© Milwaukee Art Museum, Gift of the Milwaukee Journal Company, in honor of Miss Fay McBeath
Potogrpahy: © John R. Glembin

Many of Caillebotte’s works anticipate a photographic perspective—especially in the particular angle of view and the way the images are cropped, but also in their approach to themes like movement and abstraction—that does not emerge in the medium of photography until later. 


Gustave Caillebotte
Richard Gallo and his Dog Dick, at Petit Gennevilliers, 1884
Richard Gallo et son chien Dick, au Petit Gennevilliers
Oil on canvas
89 x 116 cm
© Artattack Management Ltd.

For this reason the exhibition will also incorporate outstanding examples of photography from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and in so doing will provide a clear demonstration of Caillebotte’s role as trailblazer.



Gustave Caillebotte
Portrait of Monsieur R., 1877
Portrait Monsieur R.
Oil on canvas
79,4 x 97,8 cm
© Private collection
Photography: © Jean Vong Photography, New York



Gustave Caillebotte
Four Vases of Chrysanthemums, 1893
Quatre vases de chrysanthèmes
Oil on canvas
54 x 65 cm
© Private collection





Datas: até 20 de Janeiro de 2013
Localização: Schirn Galeria de Arte. Römerberg, D-60311 Frankfurt, coleção de esculturas Liebieghaus, Schaumainkai 71, D-60596 Frankfurt. Alemanha.
Horários: de terça a sextas-feiras e aos domingos das 10h00 às 19h00. Quarta-feira e quinta-feira 10,00-22,00.







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