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Lexart- WORDS for ART- Copie(1).Pdf EXART. WORDS FOR PAINTING is a dictionary of terms and concepts used by the painters and theorists to describe both practice and Beaux-arts L theory, in France, Germany, England and the Netherlands in Drawing the 17th and 18th centuries. The purpose is to highlight the stakes of Schilderkonst the usages of these words and concepts in different chronological and Painter geographical contexts. Mahleren 77 essays cover nearly 250 concepts. The entries appearing in tra- Practic ditional alphabetical order, outline the boundaries of a new reading of the painting seen through the eye of the painter as well as through the Schilderboeck Academia eye of the spectator. Indeed, the “speaking painting” not only invites notions the spectator into the painter’s studio to show how the painting is done, it also introduces him to the painting itself, indicating what to see and Kunste how to see. Theory Artis pictoriae COLOURING LexArt Pittura Words for Painting for Words Painting Zeichen PeintreLexArt die Haupt-Farben LexArt Michèle-Caroline HECK is emeritus professor of modern art history at the University of Montpellier. Her research focuses on the relationship between art theory and painting. She is principle investigator of the European project LexArt: Words for art: The rise of a terminology (1600-1750). LexArt The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) PULMWords for Painting under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013), ECK H grant agreement No. 323761. (France, Germany, England, The Netherlands, 1600-1750) Edited by ichèle-Caroline © M Michèle-Caroline HECK Collection « Arts », série Théorie des Arts Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée 2647-4689 ISSN Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée www.PULM.fr € 24€ 9 782367 812854 ISBN 978-2-36781-285-4 COUV_LEXART_DICO_WORDS_IMPR2.indd Toutes les pages 28/11/2018 15:02 Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 1 (paginée 1) sur 524 PULM © Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 2 (paginée 2) sur 524 PULM © Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 3 (paginée 3) sur 524 LexArt Words for Painting (France, Germany, England, The Netherlands, 1600–1750) PULM © Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 4 (paginée 4) sur 524 Collection « Arts » Editor : Thierry Verdier The collection « Arts » contains books, studies and essays on the different artistic forms of the modern and contemporary era. All the arts are con- cerned : painting, sculpture and architecture, performance, installation and in-situ, cinema, digital and audiovisual art, performing arts, dance... The collection « Arts » publishes studies, monographs or essays on artistic creation, design and artwork or artistic practice in their different contexts (historical, epistemological, cultural, aesthetic...), in a perspective of inter- disciplinary research. The collection « Arts » also includes a thematic series entitled Théories des Arts dedicated to the study and presentation of artistic theories from the Renaissance to the present day. This series includes collective and interdisciplinary works on art theory, as well as monographic studies. The collection « Arts » also includes another thematic series, Techné, whose editorial line consists of the critical reissue of texts on the art and architecture of the modern and contemporary era. This series is co-edited with Les Éditions de l’Espérou (École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Montpellier). PULM © Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 5 (paginée 5) sur 524 Collection « Arts » Série Théorie des Arts LexArt Words for Painting (France, Germany, England, The Netherlands, 1600–1750) Edited by Michèle-Caroline Heck PULM © 2018 Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 6 (paginée 6) sur 524 Série Théories des Arts Editor : Thierry Verdier. The entitled thematic series Théories des Arts is dedicated to the study and presentation of artistic theories from the Renaissance to the present day. This series includes collective and interdisciplinary works on art theory, as well as monographic studies. The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013),PULM grant agreement No 323761. Key-words : Artistic Lexicography, Artistic Terminology, Artistic Litterature, Art Theory Painting,© Artistic Practice. Cover illustration : Composition M.-P. Boyer, PULM, 2018. ISBN 978-2-36781-285-4 Tous droits réservés, PULM, 2018. Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 7 (paginée 7) sur 524 Contents Acknowledgements 11 Authors 13 Introduction 15 1 Why a Dictionary of Terms and Concepts? 16 2 The Eyes of the Painter and the Eyes of the Spectator 22 A 27 ACADEMY 27 AGREEABLENESS 31 AGREEMENT 35 AIR/COUNTENANCE 38 ANTIQUITY 41 ART 51 ARTIFICE 56 ARTIST 61 ATTITUDE PULM71 B 75 BEAUTY 75 BEHOLDER =) SPECTATOR 83 BIZARRENESS©= ) CAPRICE 83 C 85 CAPRICE/BIZARRENESS 85 CARICATURE 91 CARNATION 95 CHIAROSCURO 100 Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 8 (paginée 8) sur 524 Contents 8 CHOICE 104 COLOUR, COLOURING 108 COMPOSITION 117 CONNOISSEUR/LOVER OF ART 123 CONVENIENCE/DECORUM 131 COPY/ORIGINAL 138 COUTENANCE =) AIR 145 CRITICISM 145 D 153 DECORUM =) CONVENIENCE 153 DRAPERY 154 DRAWING 161 E 167 EFFECT 167 ENGRAVING/PRINT 174 EXPRESSION OF PASSIONS/EXPRESSION 179 EYE 188 F 199 FINE ARTS 199 G 205 GALLERY 205 GENIUS 209 GENRE 213 GRACE 217 GROUND 222 GROUP PULM227 H 233 HANDLING 233 HARMONY 240 HARMONY (OF COLOURS) 246 HISTORY© 251 HOUDING 258 I 265 IDEA 265 IMAGINATION 271 Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 9 (paginée 9) sur 524 9 Contents IMITATION 277 INVENTION 287 J 295 JUDGEMENT 295 L 305 LANDSCAPE 305 LIBERTY 314 LIGHT 318 LOVER OF ART/CONNOISSEUR 322 M 323 MANNER 323 MANNERIST/MANNERED 330 MASTERPIECE 334 MIND/SPIRIT 338 N 345 NATURALNESS/NATURAL 345 NIGHT PIECE 348 O 353 ORIGINAL =) COPIE 353 ORNEMENT 353 P 361 PAINTER 361 PAINTING 369 PLEASURE PULM380 PORTRAIT 385 PRACTICE 393 PRINT/ENGRAVING 398 PROPORTION 398 PUBLIC©=) SPECTATEUR 404 R 405 REDDERING 405 REFLECTION 407 RÉVEILLON 410 RULE 413 Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 10 (paginée 10) sur 524 Contents 10 S 421 SCHOOL 421 SKETCH 430 SPECTATOR, BEHOLDER, PUBLIC 434 STILL-LIFE 439 STUDIO 443 STYLE 448 SUBLIME 451 T 457 TASTE 457 THEORY 464 TRUE/TRUTH 470 U 475 UNION 475 V 479 VRAISEMBLABLE 479 W 483 WHOLE-TOGETHER 483 Sources 489 Index of Terms PULM513 © Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 11 (paginée 11) sur 524 Acknowledgements Lexart. Words for painting is published as part of an Advanced Grant funded by the European Research Council (ERC—AdG no. 323761) LexArt: Words for art: The rise of a terminology (1600–1750) which began in April 2013. I would like to thank all the researchers, post-doctoral fellows and doctoral students who have participated in this project: Mathilde Bert, Anaïs Carvalho, Élodie Cayuela, Flore César, Alexander Dencher, Antonella Fenech, Marianne Freyssinet, Pierrick Grimaud, Flora Herbert, Julia Kleinbeck, Matthieu Lett, Marije Osnabrugge, Léonard Pouy, Aude Prigot and Stéphanie Trouvé. I am grateful for their support to the members of the scientific committee composed of Jan Blanc (Université de Genève), Olivier Bonfait (Université de Bourgogne), Ralph Dekoninck (Université catho- lique de Louvain), Emmanuelle Hénin (Université Paris-Sorbonne), Cecilia Hurley (École du Louvre & Université de Neuchâtel), Thomas Kirchner (Deutsches Forumfür Kunstgeschichte—Max Weber Stiftung), Christian Michel (UniversitéPULM de Lausanne), Alessandro Nova (Florence, Kunsthistorisches Institut—Max-Planck Institut) and Caroline Van Eck (University of Cambridge). I would also like to express my gratitude to Kristy Snaith for the translations,© and to Joy Anderson for the proofreading. Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée --- Une question? Un problème? Téléphonez au 04 99 63 69 28. DicoLexArtGBIMP --- Départ imprimerie --- 2018-11-16 --- 14 h 25 --- page 12 (paginée 12) sur 524 PULM © Presses universitaires
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