Courbet の解釈について(大会報告)

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Tthe nature of Courbet's art can be considered analytical-psychological in the history of the western art after the Romanesque. At the same time we can find something ambivalent in his attitude towards his subject, while we find something harmonious in the Impressionists, though of "a precarious, unstable balance in the play of contending forces", which is based on the same analytical-psychological tendency. For example, see l'Atelier du Peintre and un Enterrement a Ornans. This may be accounted from the standpoint of his personality. Moreover, we can regard his interest in the vulgar. His deep interest in the lower classes with their naked humanity and the patriotism, with which he himself painted many kind of paintings and especially beautiful French landscapes, can be associated with this analytical-psychological tendency.
美学会の論文
1968-12-30