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In Paris besuchte sie zunächst das Lycée Molière. Ab 1906 studierte sie Malerei an der Académie Julian, von 1908 bis 1910 an der Académie royale des Beaux-Arts in Brüssel und 1911 an der Scuola Libera Academica ( Villa Medici) in Rom.
Per la qualitat dels seus professors, l'Acadèmia Julian va rebre ràpidament un important reconeixement. Va poder així presentar els seus alumnes al Premi de Roma, tot servint de trampolí als qui ambicionaven exposar als Salons o llançar-se a una carrera artística. Cap als anys 1888 i 1889, els Nabis es van originar com un grup rebel de ...
L' Académie Julian var ein privat kunstskule for kunstmålarar og skulptørar som vart skipa 1866 i Paris i Frankrike av den franske kunstmålaren Rodolphe Julian (1839-1907). Skulen har skrive seg inn i kunstsoga som gjeld den turbulente perioden frå slutten av 1800-talet og fram mot 1930-åra, ettersom fleire av dei internasjonalt vidgjetne kunstnarane i denne tida hadde vore elevar ved ...
The Académie Julian offered an alternative to the traditional art education of the time, which focused mainly on historical and religious subjects. Julian believed that artists should paint from nature, and his students were given extensive training in drawing and painting from life.
10. März 2022 · Famous for the number and quality of artists attending it during the great period of effervescence in the arts in the early 20th century, the Académie was the only art school in Paris to accept women and foreign students, both of which were barred from the official École des Beaux-Arts until 1897, and as a consequence, its influence on many women artists of the 20th century became quite ...
24. Jan. 2024 · The Académie Julian, the Slade School of Fine Art, and other alternative art academies thrived as dissatisfaction towards official academies grew. While artists wanted to innovate, the École and the Royal Academy stayed conservative and continued to prize classically-inspired Realism.
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