Plundered Art: the unexpected side-effect of war
There are a number of reasons why art crimes at committed during war, including intentional destruction, collateral damage, political advantage, ignorance, megalomania, religious fervour or…
Author: Lou-ann
Jeanne Moreau: how she defied gender and class norms
This article is going to discuss how the image of Jeanne Moreau through her roles, might have differed from the usual representations of…
Part Five: Odalisques
The myths surrounding the harem and its female slavesfocusing on Odalisques Part Five. Conclusion A Visit, Henriette Browne, 1860. Privately owned. On April 7th, 2020,…
Part Four: Odalisques
The myths surrounding the harem and its female slavesfocusing on Odalisques Part Four. The complexity of Odalisque portrayals A. The contradictions of Odalisques in 19th-century…
Part Two: Odalisques
The myths surrounding the harem and its female slaves focusing on Odalisques Part Two. The creation of the harem and female slaves’ myths It has…
Part Three: Odalisques
The myths surrounding the harem and its female slavesfocusing on Odalisques Part Three. The 19th-century shift. In 19th-century Europe, it has been argued by Foucault…
Part One: Odalisques
The myths surrounding the harem and its female slaves focusing on Odalisques Part One. Introduction La Grande Odalisque, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, 1814, Musée du Louvre …