ART
STUDY TOURS:
Steen Art Study ALL
OTHER AREAS
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TOURS of the
EXHIBITION
The Spectacular Art of Jean-Leon Gerome
AT THE GETTY MUSEUM
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Conducted
by:
PROF. RONALD E. STEEN
Art Historian and Art Educator
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TOUR: Thursday, July 22,
2010, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
TOUR: Saturday, July 24, 2010, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. |
Illustrations:
detail, “End of the Séance”, 1890, Jean-Léon GérÔme, oil on canvas, 19” x 15 ¼”, Edward & Frances Frankel Collection
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The
Getty
Center
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1200
Getty Center Drive
,
Los Angeles
,
CA
90049
(Thomas Brothers Guide page 631-G1)
Parking:
Lot
with
parking fee $15 per car, ALLOW
TIME FOR PARKING AND TRAM RIDE
REGISTRATION
FEE THRU THURSDAY, JULY 8, 2010..................................$30.00
per person
REGISTRATION FEE AFTER
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 2010................................$35.00 per
person
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Minimum
25, Maximum 30 Participants
Does not include: Museum Parking, $15 per car
DEADLINE:
Saturday, July 17, 2010 |
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ABOUT THE GEROME TOUR: Jean-Léon
GérÔme
(1824-1904) enjoyed the heights of artistic and commercial success in
the second half of the nineteenth century as a powerful academician
and respected professor at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.
However, with the eventual triumph of Impressionism,
post-Impressionism, and the modernist avant-garde, which defined
itself against established figures like GérÔme,
his reputation suffered greatly in the early twentieth century.
Organized
by the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Musee d’Orsay,
Paris
,
The
Spectacular Art of Jean-Léon
GérÔme, is the first major, comprehensive exhibition of
the artist’s work in nearly 40 years and proceeds from a new wave of
scholarship that reconsiders him important both as a painter and
sculptor. This exhibition
will include iconic paintings and sculptures that span GérÔme’s entire oeuvre
from his “neo-grec” beginnings to his tremendously popular and
often controversial history paintings and Orientalist works.
The
exhibition addresses his imaginative use of antique themes and
sources, his inventive strategies as a history and genre painter, his
complex relationship to Orientalism, and his contribution to the
history of sculpture. The
exhibition will simultaneously consider his productive engagement with
photography and the legacy of his art in early twentieth century
cinema.
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GUIDELINES:
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Registration is not extended
beyond registered members and registration is not transferable.
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Cancellation made prior to the
deadline date will be in full less a small handling charge.
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No full or partial refund will
be paid after the deadline date, unless there is a waiting list.
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FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND HOW TO REGISTER SEE
STEEN ART STUDY: OTHER AREAS
INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION SECTION
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