Article: Art & ethics at Yale.(Notes & Comments)

Article: The Academy, Postmodernism and the Education of the Artist.(painter Alexandre Cabanel and others, Dahesh Museum, New York, New York)
Art in America;  April 1, 1999 ;     700+ words ......author finds surprising links between Academic art and postmodernist practice. The fact is that 19th-century Academic art doesn't look so bad any mom. Once...avant-garde and abandoned by collectors, Academic art has made a long, gradual recovery...

Article: Henri, Robert 1865-1929
American Decades;      700+ words ......rebelliousness against the decorum of academic art cost him his job but won the admiration...Post-Impressionism, the European challenge to academic art, uninteresting. The Eight When Henri...Norris. Despite their distance from academic art, the conservative National Academy of...

Article: Eric Fischl at Mary Boone. (New York, New York)(Review of Exhibitions)
Art in America;  February 1, 1995 ;     667 words ......representational art again. It is not clear at all if Fischl has studied Academic art, especially the work of Gerome, whose Orientalist eroticism...usable tradition and conventions that are far from exhausted. Academic art is still problematic. I can convince myself of its probity...

Article: Who is art history for?
Apollo;  July 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ......again last month at a conference on academic art-history publishing organised by the...believe that the prime audience for academic art historians today is in fact the assessors...Ferguson? The boom in popular publishing by academic art historians has not been matched by an...

Article: Moscow Art Theater
Encyclopedia of Russian History;      700+ words ......Griboyedov's Woe from Wit ). In 1920, MAT became The Moscow Academic Art Theater, its new adjective betokening state support. At this...supervision in 1931, changing its name to The Gorky Moscow Academic Art Theater one year later, despite the fact that none of Maksim...

Article: I Macchiaioli
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      67 words ......active primarily in Florence c.1855-65. Influenced by members of the Barbizon school , the Macchiaioli reacted against stilted academic art and worked to emphasize painterly immediacy and freshness. Silvestro Lega, Giovanni Fattori, Vito d'Ancona, Giovanni (Nino...

Article: pompier, l'art
The Oxford Dictionary of Art;      50 words ...pompier, l'art. A term applied pejoratively to French academic art (more particularly pretentious history painting ) of the late 19th century. It is said to derive from the habit of posing nude...

Article: Pompier, l'art
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists;      48 words ...Pompier, l'art A term applied pejoratively to French academic art (more particularly pretentious history painting ) of the late 19th century. It is said to derive from the habit of posing nude...

Article: Bouguereau, William
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists;      124 words ......won the Prix de Rome , and after his return to France in 1854 he became an immensely successful and influential exponent of academic art, upholding traditional values and contriving to exclude avant-garde work from the Salon — Cézanne once expressed...

Article: Passion among ivypersons. (Yale Daily News policy of egalitarianism)
National Review;  April 24, 1987 ;     686 words ......What are the youngpeople who run the Yale Daily News majoring in? the answer would surely...communication from the editor-in-chiefof the Yale Daily News (H. Andrew Romanoff signs himself...is addressed to former editors of the Yale Daily News, and details several projects' in...

Article: Robert Henri
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      181 words ......returned to Philadelphia. As a member of the group of artists known as the Eight , he participated in the rebellion against academic art. Henri became one of the foremost American art teachers. First in Philadelphia, then at the Chase School in New York City...

Article: Dahesh Museum relocates. (Front Page).(New York City)(Brief Article)
Art in America;  November 1, 2002 ;     196 words ......Gallery in New York at 580 Madison Ave. between 56th and 57th Streets. The Dahesh, specializing in 19th- and early 20th-century academic art, will occupy 30,000 square feet on three floors of the Edward Larrabee Barnes--designed building. The museum recently lost...

Article: Selective. (Truth).(Brief Article)
Change;  March 1, 2003 ;     12 words ...Benedict Arnold went to Harvard. Nathan Hale went to Yale. Yale Daily News ad.

Article: Ernest Blumenschein and the Indians.(Biography)
The Magazine Antiques;  November 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ......virtuoso violinist and a skilled shortstop; his Beaux-Arts training as a painter sustained his allegiance to representational academic art, yet he championed modern-Ism throughout his career; and he lived and thrived in New York and Paris while persistently longing...