Conférence "Peindre à Venise au XVIIIe siècle" (17-10-2018)

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Conférence par Stéphane Loire, conservateur général du patrimoine, adjoint au directeur du Département des peintures, Musée du Louvre Le XVIIIe siècle représente un moment particulièrement brillant pour l'histoire de la peinture à Venise. S'inspirant d'une riche tradition locale, plusieurs générations de peintres d'un excellent niveau contribuent à son prestige. Travaillant pour des commanditaires locaux ou pour des cours étrangères dans toute l'Europe, les peintres d'histoire remportent de brillants succès en renouvelant les formes du grand décor ; parallèlement, les paysagistes contribuent à diffuser l'image de Venise dans des vedute topographiquement exactes, mais aussi dans des caprices imaginaires.

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