P_T_The_Eternal_Other
CC Man Ray, Black and White, 1926
Artist: Man Ray
Year: 1926
Style: Black and white photography
Jean-Honoré Fragonard
The Bathers, 1765
Artist: Jean-Honoré Fragonard
Year: 1765
The Happy Accidents of the 1700s
Theme: Suggests the playful, spontaneous themes prevalent in Fragonard's work during this era.
Joseph Anton Koch
Work: The Painter at the Crossroads (lost)
Year: 1791
Jacques-Louis David
Work: Oath of the Horatii
Years: 1784-'85
Anon. (Litho)
Title: Fight in David's Studio
Circa: 1799
John Flaxman
Work: Seven against Thebes
Year: 1795
Throne Room in Fontainebleau Castle
Style: Empire style
Artist: Ingres
Year: 1806
Anon.
Title: The Great Battle between the Romantic and the Classic at the Door of the Museum
Year: 1827
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Work: Paolo and Francesca
Year: 1819
Franz Pforr
Work: Arrival of Emperor Rudolf II of Habsburg in Basel 1273
Year: 1809
Friedrich Overbeck
Portrait: of Franz Pforr
Year: 1810
Dante Gabriel Rossett
Work: Ecce Ancilla Domini
Year: 1850
Tiepolo Fresco
Year: 1757
William Chambers: Kew Gardens 1761
Francis Boucher: Chinese Fishing Party, 1770
François - Michel Cécile
Work: Description de l’Égypte
Year: 1822
David Roberts
Work: Abu Simbel
Year: 1836
Gilardi
Work: Egyptian Pavilion Moscow
Year: 1820
Lourens Alma-Tadema
Work: Egyptian Widow (detail)
Year: 1872
Orientalism and Western Conceptions of the Orient
Discusses the imaginary representation of the East in Western art.
Mention of Edward Said's work which critiques how the East is portrayed in the West.
Reference to an exhibition and critique of power dynamics.
Eugène Delacroix
Work: The Death of Sardanapalus
Year: 1828
Eugène Delac
Work: The Massacre at Chios
Year: 1824
Henri Regnault
Work: Execution without Judgement
Year: 1870
Size: 302 X 146 cm
Jean Lecomte du Nouÿ
Work: The Dream of the Sheriff
Circa: 1873
Achille Zo
Work: The Dream of the Believer
Circa: 1870
Thomas Rowlandson
Work: The Harem
After: 1812
Fatima Mernissi and the European Harem
Artwork: Turkish Bath by Ingres
Year: 1862
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Work: Bather of Valpinçon
Year: 1808
Interior of a Harem
Year: 1828
Jean-Léon Gérôme
Work: Nude Woman
Circa: 1880 -’85
Jean Lecomte de Nouÿ
Work: The White Slave
Year: 1888
Auguste Renoir
Work: Parisian Women à l’Algérien: Harem in Montmartre
Year: 1872
Jean Léon Gérôme
Work: Slave Market
Year: 1866
Jean Léon Gérôme
Work: Snake Charmer
Year: 1860
Bab el Mansour, Meknes, Morocco
Type: Postcard
Photo by: Linda Nochlin
Avishai Margalit on Anti-Western Sentiment
Theme: Investigates the roots of anti-western thought in contemporary discourse.
Mention of various ideologies and cultural criticisms focused on the West.
Claude Monet
Work: La Japonaise (Camille Monet)
Year: 1876
Alfred Stevens
Work: The Japanese Dress
Circa: 1880
George Hendrik Breitner
Work: Girl in White Kimono (Geesje Kwak)
Year: 1894
James Tissot
Work: Young Woman Holding Japanese Objects
Circa: 1865
Torii Kiyonaga
Work: Tea House
Year: 1784
James McNeill Whistler
Work: The Balcony
Years: 1865-'70
Edgar Degas
Work: Jockeys Before the Race
Year: 1878-'79
Katsukawa Shuncho
Work: Woman Bathing
Circa: 1790
Edgar Degas
Work: Morning Bathing
Year: 1883
Katsukawa Utamaro: Woman Bathing
Circa: 1790
Toyokuni III and Claude Monet
Work: Blooming Plum Trees in Kameido
Circa: 1857
Vincent van Gogh
Work: Blooming Plum Tree (after Hiroshige)
Year: 1887
Kuniyoshi
Work: Post Station
Year: 1835
Van Gogh
Work: The Sower
Year: 1888
Van Gogh
Work: Almond Branches in Bloom
Year: 1890
Anon. (Japanese)
Work: Pear Tree Branch
Van Gogh
Work: Pear Tree in Blossom
Year: 1888
Cultural Primitivism
Definition: Discontent with civilization, seeking simpler lifestyles as desirable.
Combination with chronological primitivism notes beliefs on the desirability of pre-modern societies.
Coty Wild Musk Advertisement
Theme: The allure of primitive instincts, tied into modern commercial culture.
Various Artists and Works
Max Ernst: Oedipus
Salvador Dalí: Various works including Furious Suns and The Phantom Carriage
Jean Dubuffet: Exploration of art between the primitive and the modern.
“Primitivism” in 20th Century Art
Factors: Explores tribal influences and modern artistic expressions.
Museum of Modern Art, New York: Exhibition overview.
Pablo Picasso
Works: Portrait of Gertrude Stein (1905-06) and Les Démoiselles d'Avignon (1907).
The Concept of Primitivism in Thought
Analysis: Focus on the contrasts created by the idea of the "Noble Savage" versus the notion of savagery in the context of art and cultural views.
Conclusion of Various Theories of Primitivism
Cultural Implications: The evolution of these ideas through the lens of colonialism and the paradox of nobility versus wildness.