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Dynamische Kombinationen: Eugène Delacroix' rekursive Bildpraxis

By (author) Joel Fischer

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The work of EugÃ¨ne Delacroix features many self-references, whereby the artist drew on his earlier compositions, themes and motifs or translated them into different techniques. Such references equate to a form of painterly self-reflection on his own artistic production. Their diversity and irregularity are also important indicators of the upheaval and challenges of working as an artist in the 19th century. This monograph is the first to focus systematically on repetitions and their various manifestations in Delacroixâ€™s work. It analyses their changing combinations, in which personal, aesthetic and commercial motives merge to create a complex, recursive pictorial practice.Â New perspective on the work of EugÃ¨ne Delacroix and 19th-century French paintingÂ Differentiated study of the diversity of artistic self-referencesÂ Distinction between multi-part repetition and series