Between the '800 and '900, everything changed, in visual art as in music: dissonance takes more and more space, the avant-garde disrupts the systems and the very sense of art, by removing the pregnancy of the concept of beautiful or ugly.
Portraits like Flemish paintings, objects like still lifes, photographs that look like classic paintings without sacrificing their pop character. The Maillol Museum offers, until October 20, “Portraits of America”, by Tempora agency, a journey into the
Our Lady Kyriotissa (“Ruler of the world”) seated on a throne with the Child in his hand. They both look up, slightly to our right, towards eternity, but not directly. It looks like a goddess, probably Isis, first Egyptian, then Roman, finally Christian. Next,
