Paths forgotten, calls unheard : illustration, caricature, comics in the 19th century / Patricia Mainardi. The décor of dreams : Gauguin, Aurier and the symbolists' vision / Juliet Simpson -- From Gauguin to Péladan : Emile Bernard and the first Salon of the Rose+Croix / Rodolphe Rapetti -- Gauguin's critical reception in Belgium in 1889 and 1891 / Elise Eckermann -- Gauguin's maverick sage : Meijer de Haan -- June Hargrove -- Musée Rodin : Thorvaldsen as a role moder -- Sandra Kisters -- Seeing visions, painting visions : on psychology and representation under the early Third Republic / Richard Thomson -- Paths forgotten, calls unheard : illustration, caricature, comics in the 19th century / Patricia Mainardi.
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Summary: In the third volume of the Van Gogh Studies the painting by Gauguin "Visions of the Sermon" (Edinburgh, National Gallery of Scotland) plays a central role. With four essays on the reception of this iconic work and the different symbolic interpretations. Further essays are concerned with the series of portraits Gauguin made of Jacob Meijer. The Musée Rodin and the Thorvaldsen Museum are the subject of an essay on the Nineteenth Century notion of the artist as an individual. An essay on the "nouvelle psychologie" as the vision of the unconsciousness and its representations of it in the Third Republic. This volume closes with an essay on the remarakble diversity of illustrations and caricatures in Ninetheenth Century books.
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