Annales Du MusÃ(c)e Et De L'Ã(c)cole Moderne Des Beaux-arts. Coll. 1. 16 Tom. [and] Tome ComplÃ(c)mentaire. Salons De 1808,1810,1812,1814,1817,1822, 1824...

Annales Du Musée Et De L'École Moderne Des Beaux-arts, a comprehensive collection in 17 volumes including the supplementary tome, offers a detailed look at the Salons from 1808 to 1824. Penned by Charles Paul Landon, this series provides invaluable insights into the art and critical discourse of the period. Documenting the collections of the Musée and École Moderne des Beaux-arts, these volumes represent a crucial resource for understanding the evolution of artistic taste and the institutional frameworks supporting the arts in early 19th-century France. Its detailed descriptions and critical analyses make it an essential reference for scholars and enthusiasts of French art history.
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