Daumier in the Press
Heroen aufs Korn genommen
Daumier-Ausstellung "Wahre Helden?" - Anzeiger veröffentlicht Lithografien GIESSEN (eb.) "Wahre Helden? - Daumier und die Antike" ist der Titel einer Ausstellung, die heute um 18.30 Uhr in der Antikensammlung der JLU im Wallenfels'schen Haus (Kirchenplatz 6) eröffnet wird. Der französische [...]
Monet and Daumier
Exponen dibujos y caricaturas del pintor impresionista La Royal Academy muestra rostro desconocido de Monet "Si uno compara sus caricaturas con las de Daumier o alguien así, uno se da cuenta de inmediato de dónde sacaba Monet sus ideas", agregó [...]
Old Gallants and Retired Financiers
François Couperin (1668-1733), probably writing to entertain Louis XIV, varies the moods to suit his epoch’s conception of love in relation to such aspects as Virginity, Modesty, Ardor, Hope, Languor, Coquetry, and other amorous qualities, each color-coded to different masks [...]
Daumier inspired Monet
One of the most illuminating aspects of the exhibition is its display of Monet's caricatures, mostly executed around his native Le Havre. We tend not to think of Steve Bell and Gerald Scarfe as having any connection with the man [...]
Soulouque in Daumier’s work
Soulouque führte ständig Krieg gegen die Dominikanische Republik, der wie das Hornberger Schießen endete, aber als Sieg gefeiert wurde, und nahm Söhne und Töchter der Mulatten-Bourgeoisie als Geiseln, die er bei Bedarf hinrichten ließ. In einer Woche vergab er 400 [...]
French paintings celebrate women
An exhibit of paintings of women, on loan from 45 French museums, has opened at the New Orleans Museum of Art. "Femme, femme, femme: Paintings of Women in French Society from Daumier to Picasso from the Museums of France" continues [...]
Disney and Daumier
Disney's favourite artist was Germany's Heinrich Kley, a Disney contemporary who created fantastical images of everything from cutesy anthropomorphic animals to scary demons. But Disney's tastes went far beyond the kitschy work of Kley. Disney also embraced the clever caricatures [...]
The unknown Claude Monet
The artist is famous for his paintings of haystacks and lilies. But a new exhibition demonstrates his other side By Louise Jury He carried on producing caricatures for cash, studying masters of the form to develop his considerable skill. "If [...]
Le Figaro, Supplément littéraire, Feb. 9, 1928
50 years after Daumier's death, on Feb. 9, 1929, Le Figaro, Supplément littéraire published a long article on Daumier "Le Centenaire d'Honoré Daumier" by Gaston Picard.