托马斯·科尔《帝国课程》中的法国联系

IF 0.2 3区艺术学 0 ART SOURCE-NOTES IN THE HISTORY OF ART Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1086/725530

J. Manca

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托马斯·科尔为商人卢曼·里德创作了他的五集系列《帝国历程》。不同的场景组成了一个按时间顺序排列的历史，从原始和田园阶段到先进的城市发展阶段(图1)，再到军事破坏和废墟。科尔在1827年至1829年间构思了这个系列，并于1836年完成。在广告中，科尔说这些画“不属于任何特定的民族或国家”，它们是寓言，而不是历史。这位艺术家称这幅作品为“人类的缩影”。然而，我们可能会寻求建议

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The French Connection in Thomas Cole’s Course of Empire

Thomas Cole painted his five-part series Course of Empire for businessman Luman Reed. The varied scenes comprise a chronological history, going from the primitive and pastoral stages to an advanced urban development (fig. 1), to military destruction and ruin. Cole first ideated the series between 1827 and 1829, completing it by 1836. In advertisements, Cole stated that paintings “are not of any particular nation or country” and that they are allegory and not history. The artist called thework an “Epitome ofMan.” Yet, wemight look for suggestions

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