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Au seuil de l’École de Tunis L’usage des références nationales dans la perception et la promotion des beaux-arts en Tunisie avant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Alain Messaoudi

Abstract: On the occasion of the inauguration of the first gallery founded by artists in Tunis, the painters Moses Levy, Pierre Boucherle, Antonio Corpora and Jules Lellouche published in 1936 a manifesto affirming their autonomy, beyond mercantile logics and national

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“Moses c’est le maître à nous tous” appartenenza e pluralità in Moses Levy, artista mediterraneo
Giorgio Marini

Abstract: The paper focuses on the artistic work of Moses Levy (Tunis, 1885 - Viareggio, 1968), painter and printmaker active in Italy, Tunisia and Paris. A peculiar figure of cosmopolitan painter, whose father was British and the mother Italian, and whose art eludes a

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Les premières années du Salon des Humoristes à Alger (1924-1930) Appropriation d’un modèle parisien?
Camilla Murgia

Abstract: My contribution focuses on the early years of the Salon des Humoristes held in Algiers in the 1920s. This event contributed to the development of caricature in Algeria in the wake of the First World War. Although it is difficult to trace the careers of all th

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Sauveur Galliéro et la Génération du Môle une peinture souveraine ?
Lydia Haddag

Abstract: This article addresses the question of identity issues underpinned in the affirmation of an Algerian painting through the figure of Sauveur Galliéro (1914-1963). As a self-taught artist and leader of the "Generation of the Môle of Algiers," he was a major int

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On the Threshold of the Tunis School The Use of National References in the Perception and Promotion of the Fine Arts in Tunisia before the Second World War
Alain Messaoudi

Abstract: On the occasion of the inauguration of the first gallery founded by artists in Tunis, the painters Moses Levy, Pierre Boucherle, Antonio Corpora and Jules Lellouche published in 1936 a manifesto affirming their autonomy, beyond mercantile logics and national

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Une diplomatie du concert La présence musicale française au Caire dans les années 1920 et 1930
Maxendre Brunet

Abstract: Although the place of music in the French political imagination has recently been the subject of fruitful research, it remains a blind spot in the study of French cultural exchange. This can be explained by the non-verbal nature of musical events, or the rela

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