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La Signalisation De La Route De Gustave Courbet Dans L'agglomération De 11 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier 3 113 N Mireval 1 5 4 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. L’intérêt de Courbet pour un site archéologique est tout à fait exceptionnel. Lors de son séjour au domaine voisin de La Tour de Farges, le peintre a représenté les majestueuses ruines antiques du pont d'Ambrussum dépouillées de tout effet pittoresque ; le pont, encore composé de deux arches est campé tel une roche dans le paysage. Le réalisme de Courbet s’affirme avec force dans sa touche picturale et son talent de Thierry Freres, Pont d'Ambrussum, près Gallargues, sur le Vidourle (1839) coloriste. Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes Courbet’s interest in an archeological site was highly exceptional. During his visit to the neighbouring estate of La Tour de Farges (Farges Tower), the artist painted these majestic antique ruins, stripped of all picturesque details and emphasising the bridge’s presence within the natural landscape. Courbet’s Realism is strengthened by his pictorial touch and his talent as a colourist. Le Pont d’Ambrussum (1857) www.empreinte-sign.com Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes 1 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier 3 113 N Mireval 2 5 4 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. Portrait de François Sabatier (1857) Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes When he came to join his patron Alfred Bruyas in 1854, Courbet became friends with Francois Sabatier, a local intellectual, noted for his brilliance and his defence of modernity. The painter visited his country estate on many occasions, where he mixed with people passionate about art and music. To commemorate this friendship, he painted the house, viewed from the Vue de la Tour de Farges (1857) Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération north, surrounded by vines and a © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes few pine trees. www.empreinte-sign.com 1 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier 3 3 113 N Mireval 3 5 4 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. Cette œuvre permet d’évoquer l’amitié de Courbet avec le sculpteur Marcello, de son vrai nom Adèle d’Affry, duchesse de Castiglione (1836 -1879). Issue de la haute société suisse, elle adopte ce pseudonyme masculin pour exercer son activité de sculpteur. Lors de ses séjours parisiens, elle fréquente de nombreux artistes dont Gustave Courbet qui réalise son portrait en 1869 et entretient avec elle une correspondance assidue. This work evokes Courbet’s friendship with the sculptor Marcello, whose name masked Adèle d’Affry, Duchess of Castiglione (1836-1879). Born into the Swiss upper class, she adopted this masculine pseudonym to enable her to work as a sculptor. During her visits to Paris, she frequented the company of many artists, including Gustave Courbet, who painted her portrait in 1869. Pierre Petit, Portrait de Marcello en tenue d’atelier (vers 1870) Fondation Marcello, Fribourg © Yves Petit www.empreinte-sign.com Le sculpteur Marcello (1869) Musée des Beaux-Arts de Reims © Musée des Beaux-Arts de la ville de Reims / C. Devleeschauwer 1 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier 3 113 N Mireval 4 5 44 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. Souvenir des Cabanes (1854) La mer aux rochers (Vue de la Méditerranée à Maguelone) (1858) Philadelphia Museum of Art Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam © Philadelphia Museum of Art, John © Van Gogh Museum G. Johnson Collection, 1917 / Joseph Mikuliak The Mediterranean Sea was a startling revelation for Courbet who discovered the intense colours of the Languedoc shoreline. He brilliantly interpreted them in his paintings; Le Bord de la mer à Palavas (1854) Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération transforming his palette and his artistic © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes horizon. Without transition, the viewer’s gaze is plunged into contemplation of the immensity; just like the image of the frail figure in The Sea at Palavas, submerged by the www.empreinte-sign.com power of the elements. 1 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier * 3 113 N 5 Mireval 55 5 4 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. Charles-Marie de Sarcus dit Quillenbois, « L’adoration de M. Courbet, imitation réaliste de l’adoration des mages », L’Illustration, 21 juillet 1855 © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération Symbolic of his friendship with Alfred Bruyas and his visits to the Languedoc, The Meeting between Courbet and the Montpellier art patron takes place between Mireval and Vic-la-Gardiole, close to the country estate owned by their friend Emile Mey. In a landscape shimmering with light Courbet amused himself by showing the figures in the open air, meeting for the first time in the Mediterranean countryside which contrasted so strongly with his native soil of Franche-Comté. La Rencontre ou Bonjour Monsieur Courbet (1854) Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération www.empreinte-sign.com © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes * Vue depuis Mireval 1 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier * 3 113 N 5 Mireval 5 4 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. Charles-Marie de Sarcus dit Quillenbois, « L’adoration de M. Courbet, imitation réaliste de l’adoration des mages », L’Illustration, 21 juillet 1855 © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération Symbolic of his friendship with Alfred Bruyas and his visits to the Languedoc, The Meeting between Courbet and the Montpellier art patron takes place between Mireval and Vic-la-Gardiole, close to the country estate owned by their friend Emile Mey. In a landscape shimmering with light Courbet amused himself by showing the figures in the open air, meeting for the first time in the Mediterranean countryside which contrasted so strongly with his native soil of Franche-Comté. La Rencontre ou Bonjour Monsieur Courbet (1854) Musée Fabre, Montpellier Agglomération www.empreinte-sign.com © Musée Fabre-Montpellier Agglomération / Frédéric Jaulmes * Vue depuis Vic-la-Gardiole 1 Villetelle A9 N113 2 Lunel-Viel Montpellier 3 113 N Mireval 6 5 4 Route 5 Villeneuve-les-Maguelone Vic-la-Gardiole 2 N11 6 Sète 6 Les paysages languedociens ont été une source d'inspiration pour Gustave Courbet (1819 -1877), lorsqu'il se rendit à Montpellier à l'invitation de son mécène, Alfred Bruyas. Sur les pas du peintre, découvrez entre Sète et Lunel-Viel les sites qui ont inspiré ses chefs-d'œuvre conservés au musée Fabre de Montpellier Agglomération. Gustave Le Gray, La Grande vague, Sète Musée d’Orsay, Paris © Photo RMN / Hervé Lewandowski "There are problems in my love life […] Blanche exiled in Sète. Tears, visit to prison, pledges of love, visit to Sète on my behalf” wrote Gustave Courbet in 1857. Even if the painter really did go to Sète, to pursue his mostly agitated love life, the painting in the collection of Paul Valéry museum is more probably linked to his visit to Normandy during 1865. Mer calme (1857) www.empreinte-sign.com Musée Paul-Valery, Sète © musée Paul-Valéry - Sète .
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