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Tesi sul tema "Estampe – Japon – Thèmes, motifs"
Oulès, Marie. "La guerrière dans l'estampe japonaise aux époques Edo et Meiji (1603 - 1912)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024SORUL118.
Testo completoFrom the beginning of the Edo period, the printmaking technique experienced a tremendous rise thanks to the development of the publishing industry. Artists experimented with this medium and multiplied their subjects, ranging from everyday life to classical literature and theatre, all of which came from what the population called ‘the floating world', or ukiyo. Among this great diversity of themes, one particular subject stands out, inspired by Japanese legends and history: prints of warriors. And among all these historical figures are those of women warriors, characters who are little studied yet abundantly represented.Print artists put a great deal of emphasis on depicting these women, whose lives combine historical veracity with legendary elements, adding to the keen interest shown in them by the Japanese population despite their lesser popularity compared with portraits of beauties and actors. It was thanks in no small part to the work of artists that the warrior woman aroused an immutable craze during the Edo and Meiji eras. Experimenting with the art of wood engraving, artists composed grandiose scenes in which female warriors were at the centre of the action. The main characters in exploits celebrated in both oral and written traditions, women warriors were depicted in all their glory in portraits, battle scenes and illustrations for books.Despite radical political change and extensive modernisation, the Meiji era and, above all, its artists continued to pay tribute to these warrior women through prints, despite strong competition from lithography and photography. Mixing Japanese traditions with Western techniques, these artists produced images of female warriors that were unprecedented, combining the heritage of the ukiyo-e schools with artistic models imported from abroad.The enduring nature of the subject of the female warrior and her depiction was underpinned by the constant enthusiasm of the public and print lovers for this multi-faceted female figure. Alternately wife, concubine, mother, aunt, empress, noblewoman or commoner, the female warrior is above all a woman in combat whose exploits still resonate today. The Japanese population of the Edo and Meiji eras saw them and their lives, like those of warriors, as models of virtues such as courage, loyalty and wisdom. Whatever their gender, rank in society or the era in which they lived, women warriors are illustrious historical figures whose representation in the Edo and Meiji eras testifies to their celebrity and the esteem in which they are held by the Japanese people
Morita, Naoko. "La poétique du fantôme - Tradition et modernité du récit de fantômes en France et au Japon". Paris 7, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA070108.
Testo completoThis essay aims to analyse the role of the ghosts in the structures of the stories, to explore the relationship between the notion of ghost or phantom and the literary imagination, and finally to discover the origin of the pleasure of telling ghost-stories. I will approach these questions through a comparison of occidental and oriental texts, in particular of French and Japanese writings. I will try to define what I call the "poetic of the ghost", and the modernity of the ghost story from the end of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth. In the first chapter, I compare ideas of ghosts in different cultures by means of a study of vocabularies, of notions of the spirit and of illusion, and of ideas of those realms of space and time which supposedly belong to ghosts. In the second and third chapters, some representative ghost stories are analysed from the point of view of their themes. Some ghosts are benevolent and their motivation is human, though they are hardly exempt from the sinister marks of the other world. Most typical ghost-stories, such as those which feature announcements of death or haunted houses, emphasize the frightening nature of the other world and the difficulty of communication between the two worlds. In the fourth chapter, I will examine some stories about evil statues and pictures which evoke not only the horror of ghosts but also the illusory nature of phantoms. The fifth and last chapter is about the writing of ghost-stories. I will argue how the autonomy of the ghost-story as art is provided by the evolutions of science, of the notion of literature, of performance art and of the media
Brisset, Claire-Akiko. "Les ashide dans le japon ancien : à la croisée du texte et de l'image : de quelques peintures et laques cryptographiques de Heian et de Muromachi". Paris 7, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA070083.
Testo completoRigaudis, Marc. "Regards de la France sur le Japon de 1945 à 1995". Montpellier 3, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996MON30048.
Testo completoImagology is a socio-literary term which designs the analysis of the view that one nation may have of another. This imagology dissertation is defined by the analysis of the vision of japan by the french from 1945 to nowadays. This analysis must take into consideration different contexts which fashioned it. It must be pushed forward through opinions which, if they differ by the method, meet in order to allow us to comprehend the question in the whole. Therefore the approach of sociologists will make possible to understand how a certain view of japan is formulated. In the same line of thinking, the analysis of the position of the media is absolutely necessary : indeed the media are responsible for transmitting opinions concerning this country. Finally, of special interest is the image that writers in the french language have contributed to creating, on whatever level their sensibility has been: criticism, admiration or objectivity. Generally speaking, the imagological research, confronts us with ways of looking ("regards") very different, if not contradictory. The portrait of japan that the authors paint may vary from the most charming face to the darkest caricature. Reality tends to be deformed in one way or the other. When the french looked into the "magical mirror" which, according to michel butor, japan is, the image that was reflected, either fascinated or horrified them. The question is to decide why it has been practically impossible to obtain a neutral and objective view of this country. Imagology, in the process of studying the picture that one nation has of another, will permit for this research to approach a point, located half-may between two realities, between the mystification and the demystification of a culture and its people
Minami, Asuka. "La figure de l'artiste et la question de l'art dans la littérature du Japon moderne". Paris, INALCO, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003INAL0020.
Testo completoWestern art, introduced in Japan after the country opened in 1853, changed the prevailing conceptions about art in the country. New aesthetics and new visions of art and of the artist exerted a very strong influence upon literati who sought in Western art modern subjects and original ways of describing things. This study is a reappraisal of the evolutions in ways of perceiving art and in conceptions about the artist's image of the modern period of Japan. Our research is divided into five parts in which about ten representative writers are studies. The first part deals with the question of the nude in the Meiji era: the way art critics and literati accepted or rejected the nude as new art form imported from the West. The second part is about the various difficulties Japanese painters were confronted to when they had to readapt themselves to their native soil after a deep and prolonged period of assimilation of Western art. Places described in an original way acted as a device to soothe the protagonists' anguishes. In the third part, we deal with the various problems of perception engendered by Western art. Problems such as the way of translating notions and concepts inherited from the Western tradition of the plastic arts or of putting into practice such notions in literary works. In the fourth part, we focus upon new attempts among painters to create fantastic scenery. We observe the emergence of mature conceptions concerning the art and its modes of representation. This evolution towards maturity comes from images as well as from texts, both Japanese and Western. The last part is a survey of various discourses advocating a resistance to Western art in its morals and in its techniques of description. This part focuses around two Japanese writers who had an intimate knowledge of the community of Japanese painters living in Paris. This study belongs at the same time to art history (the way writers envisioned art and artists) and to studies in Japanese literature (techniques of depiction in narrative texts based on the notions inherited from the visual arts)
Arnould-Dole, Lydie. "La nature, le paysage dans l'oeuvre de Richard Long et ses liens avec le Japon". Rennes 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002REN20018.
Testo completoThis study of Richard Long's works, following four main directions has allowed us to examine their links with the landscape. We had first examined the idea of nature in Long's works, especially through his photographs, which are a distillation of Long's experience of walking. For Long, nature has a universal value and he makes uses of consensual representations of the wilderness to communicate with us. This first form of analysis, uses successively in confrontation with Verame's work, with the paradigm of wilderness fixed by the American national parks, with Romanticism, with the American Indian model often cited by Long, shows how his works do not deal with nature but express a relation to nature, in environmental and cultural terms. The philosophies of environment allow us to pursue the characterisation of Long's works. Long's works are close to minimal art and to conceptual art, from various points of view, thematic, chronological, or by the material or medium used. The comparison with these two currents has allowed us to underline the specificities of Long's works, and more particularly the role played by the landscape. Landscape is to be seen as a relation where the cultural pole is as present as the natural pole. In the last chapter, we have dealt with the links between Long's works and Japan. We examined direct links such as the use of ideograms, or the presence of the Ryôan-ji garden, but also convergences with the tea ceremony or with the haiku, deepening our analysis of the role of the landscape, understood as a relation, as the expression of a "mediance". We have underlined that the recurring formal construction of many pictures could be described using the expression "fall of the middle ground". Finally, this study on the links with Japan confronts two movements of Japanese contemporary art, Gutai and Mono ha, more precisely with Lee Ufan's works
Jun, Hea Young. "Le « corps » dans l’espace littéraire chez quelques écrivains voyageurs en Extrême-Orient (Tibet, Chine et Japon)". Thesis, Rennes 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012REN20033/document.
Testo completoThe aim of this thesis is to bring light to the complex relationship between the “body” of the traveller and that of the writer, but also the “corpus” of literary work, in so far as we deal with several travel writers in the Far East from the 19th and 20th centuries. It consists of the works of Segalen, Claudel, Loti, Michaux and David-Néel. Their reflections relate at once to oriental ideograms and the “alternative” religions of the Far East (Tibet, China, Japan), notably Taoism and Buddhism, and, in parallel, to confrontations with the otherness of the “body”.For our problematic of literary space we propose three principal axes, which divide the thesis into three parts, analysing the textual space, the “transcendent” space and then the “interior” space.The interest of this work on the “body” under the exotic gaze is measured against the notion of literary space, which is evaluated in an individual process specific to each of the authors
Dubois, Bruno. "Réalité et imaginaire, le Japon vu par le XVIIIème siècle français". Phd thesis, Université de Bourgogne, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00843582.
Testo completoCartoux, Cédric. "Représentations du Japon et des japonais dans la littérature française depuis la crise de Heisei". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30058.
Testo completoThis thesis extends the existing studies on Japan's image in France and Europe from the Meiji era (1868-1912). It analyzes the literary production in France, as well as some movies and comics, as they have been developping since the Heisei era (1990 and 2010). It argues that despite the progress of knowledge and attitudes, the French observer continues to view Japan, Japanese, Japanese things, from a point of view far less comprehensive and informed than critical if not quite negative. It bases its scrutiny upon the methods of literary imagology, which determines the place, role, the meaning of the representation of a country in a given work from specific features (naming, hierarchical distance, plot, personal myth)
Gaboriau, Clémence. "Maurice Denis (1870-1943) illustrateur. Pratique d’un artiste du livre, acteurs et réseaux". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023SORUL123.
Testo completoMaurice Denis (1870-1943), key artistic figure of the late 19th and first half of the 20th centuries, was a multi-talented artist who worked as a painter, decorator, theoretician and illustrator. He was very prolific and he left behind a considerable number of works, including nearly three hundred prints in his own hand, and almost a thousand engravings made by others based on his drawings. Many of these were intended to decorate literary, religious or historical texts. Dozens of illustrated books were published throughout his entire career. They are representative of the evolution of his pictorial production, from his early symbolist works to his final religious creations. As well as examining the mechanics of the illustrated book production process, set in the context of the artist's life and work, this thesis explores in depth Denis's relationships with the publishers and collaborators who helped to shape his status as an illustrator. This was the result of significant connections he made, with Jacques Beltrand (1874-1977), a wood engraver who was nearly the exclusive interpreter of Denis, but above all with Gabriel Thomas (1854-1932), a bibliophile and patron of the arts, whose combined action enabled the creation of some of his most notable editions. This study, based on a great amount of documents mostly held in private collections (including hundreds of letters and preparatory sketches), provides a new perspective on Denis's illustrative practice and examines the human and material conditions under which his books were conceived
Libri sul tema "Estampe – Japon – Thèmes, motifs"
Grażyna Jurkowlaniec. Reception of the Printed Image in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries: Multiplied and Modified. Routledge, Chapman & Hall, Incorporated, 2023.
Cerca il testo completoJurkowlaniec, Grażyna, e Magdalena Herman. Reception of the Printed Image in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries: Multiplied and Modified. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Cerca il testo completoJurkowlaniec, Grażyna, e Magdalena Herman. Reception of the Printed Image in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Cerca il testo completoJurkowlaniec, Grażyna, e Magdalena Herman. Reception of the Printed Image in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries: Multiplied and Modified. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Cerca il testo completoReception of the Printed Image in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries: Multiplied and Modified. Taylor & Francis Group, 2020.
Cerca il testo completoEarly Modern Thesis Prints in the Southern Netherlands: An Iconological Analysis of the Relationships Between Art, Science and Power. BRILL, 2021.
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