Fêtes et célébrations flamandes : Brueghel, Rubens, Jordaens... Photographie This is why they were

This is why they were so present in art

the exhibition is conceived as a mental and immersive journey at the crossroads of the plastic questions of these three artists engaged

the place of the sea in the Greek imagination and religion

He gradually came to understand his encounter with Christ

The pictorial work and the poetic work of Titus-Carmel have never been so linked as in this collection dedicated to alabaster

Fêtes et célébrations flamandes : Brueghel, Rubens, Jordaens... Photographie This is why they wereFestivals are a form of celebration and a time for social interaction aimed at creating and maintaining a sense of belonging. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the Southern Netherlands suffered the ravages of the Eighty Years' War (1568 1648). Festivals then became an essential outlet that broke the monotony of laborious activity, but also helped to withstand the onslaught of calamities. Seeking to move beyond the idea that fairs and Flemish festivals