Inglorious Artists
Art World Satire and the Emergence of a Capitalist Art Market in Paris, 1750-1850
(Author) Kathryn Desplanque
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Inglorious Artists studies how artists used graphic satire as a vehicle to criticize the emergence of a free market for art in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The starving or inglorious artist was the protagonist of their imagery. This data-driven study explores the evolving trope of the inglorious artist, his antagonists, and his environment through an exploration of 532 printed satirical images.
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Publisher:
University of Delaware Press
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
336
Language:
en
ISBN:
9781644533635
Publish year:
2025
Publish date:
Nov. 11, 2025
Kathryn Desplanque
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