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Chapter 1. From Sartre to Althusser: Lapoujade, Cremonini and the Turn to Anti-Humanism
Sarah Wilson
Description: The Visual World of French Theory: Figurations
The Visual World of French Theory: Figurations
In March 1961, Jean-Paul Sartre prefaced the artist Robert Lapoujade’s exhibition at the Galerie Pierre Domec in Paris: ‘Paintings on the theme of Riots, The Torture Triptych, Hiroshima.’ In May, the Galerie du Dragon showed figurative paintings by Leonardo Cremonini, prefaced by the critic Pierre Gaudibert; again the subject...
Author
Sarah Wilson
PublisherYale University Press
Copyright© 2010 by Sarah Wilson
Related print edition pages: pp.40-63
https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00226.003
Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-20758
Chapter subject tags:Narrative art--20th centuryPainting, French--20th centuryPhilosophersSymbolism in art

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Chapter 1. From Sartre to Althusser: Lapoujade, Cremonini and the Turn to Anti-Humanism