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L'impressionnisme est un mouvement pictural apparu dans les années 1860 en réaction à l'art académique. Le groupe se forme autour d'Édouard Manet, chef de file de l'avant-garde artistique dans les années 1860, qui ne participe cependant à aucune exposition impressionniste. Après plusieurs scandales et refus au Salon, de jeunes artistes décident de s'associer pour organiser des expositions indépendantes. Cette idée se concrétise en 1874, dans une exposition qui réunit trente artistes dont Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Berthe Morisot, Camille Pissarro, Auguste Renoir et Alfred Sisley.

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Documentaire examinant les méthodes et les techniques des peintures sur panneaux toscans du Trecento. Des experts de la National Gallery montrent les nombreuses étapes de la création d'un retable, notamment la dorure à l'eau, le brunissage et la peinture à la détrempe à l'œuf.

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liederen --- anno 1900-1999 --- United States of America

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Generous Ecclesiology seeks to present a positive theological response to the issues raised by Mission-Shaped Church and For the Parish. The former reminds us that the church is to engage in creative and imaginative ways with our missionary calling. The latter affirms the place of inherited patterns and structures which cannot simply be discarded. Alert to the danger that discussion about tradition and innovation can become polarized; the editors recognize that living in relation to a generous God shapes our ecclesiology. This vocation is formed by a double constitution of worship and mission. This vocation is for the sake of the Kingdom of God. Generous Ecclesiology takes as its basis the uniqueness of the church's calling in God's world, a world embraced by the generosity of his love. This collection is a contribution to an ongoing conversation; to this end, it engages with a rich range of dialogue partners, historically, ecumenically and culturally as well as theologically. It seeks to offer a rigorous theological resource - inspiring us to drink deeply of the wells of our tradition and inherited patterns. Whether implicitly or explicitly, these essays reflect on or are shaped by the ordinary concerns, challenges and opportunities of ministry. -- Publisher.

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