The Pitch : Art in a wink of eye – The portable museum – 2
Read the history, principles and consequences of the project
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The version « E’ye I » concerns only the universe of the painting
We remind that each version is a multiple of eight (or four) canvas and adapts spaces. It may therefore be either 2 x 8 = 16 (the example shown), or 4 x 8 = 32, or 64 = 8 x 8 or 4 x 32 = 128. (See: The schematic representation of versions II, III & IV)
The first version of “E’ye: What is Art? “(2 x 8 canvas) concerns exclusively the universe of painting, because it was impossible to provide a comprehensive overview of art with only 16 pieces. However there are some exceptions, such as the piece 10 which corresponds to the photography, with the first picture in the history of photography of Nicephore Niepce or the piece 15 a “ready-made” of Marcel Duchamp.
Summary table of the quoted works
Year | Period | Artists | Work title | |
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01 | 20.000 bef. J.C. | XXe millénaire | Unknown | Bulls Head Lascaux |
02 | 560 bef. J. C. | VI ème bef. J.C. | Clitias, Ergotimos | François Vase |
03 | 50 bef. J. C. | I er bef. J.C. | Unknown | Villa of the Mysteries Pompei |
04 | 425 | V th century | Unknown | Good Shepherd |
05 | 850 | IXth century | Unknown | Travel to Bethlehem |
06 | 1432 | XV th century | Jan Van Eyck | The Mystic Lamb |
07 | 1484 | XV th century | Leonardo da Vinci | Virgin of the Rocks |
08 | 1656 | XVI th century | Diego Velázquez | Las Meninas |
09 | 1817-18 | XIX thcentury | Caspar David Friedrich | Wanderer above the Sea of Fog |
10 | 1826-27 | XIX th – 2 | Nicéphore Niepce | First Photo : Point of view of Gras |
11 | 1840 | XIX th – 3 | William Turner | The Slave Ship |
12 | 1850 | XIX th – 4 | Edouard Manet | Olympia |
13 | 1882-85 | XIX th – 5 | Paul Cézanne | The Mountain Sainte-Victoire |
14 | 1911 | XX th century | Wassily Kandinsky | Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? |
15 | 1911(1965) | XX th – 2 | Marcel Duchamp | L.H.O.O.Q., Shaved |
16 | 2007 | XXI th century | Natalia Jaskula | Untitled |
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