Henri Matisse's " Luxe, Calme et Volupt?", which Dufy saw at the Salon des Ind�pendants in 1905, was a revelation to the young artist, and it directed his interests towards Fauvism . " Les Fauves " ( the wild beasts ) emphasized bright color and bold contours in their work.
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However, from the outset the painting was first and foremost propaganda, and Bonaparte asked David to portray him " calm, mounted on a fiery steed " ( " Calme sur un cheval fougueux " ), and it is probable that he also suggested the addition of the names of the other great generals who had led their forces across the Alps : Hannibal and Charlemagne.
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Or, to use another metaphor, in terms of Heraclitus rather than Empedocles . " Brown concluded that the last chapter of " Life Against Death " was disfigured by the misleading idea that the world could be'a pastoral scene of peace and pleasure, " luxe calme et volupt?", Baudelaire's utopian image invoked by Marcuse in " Eros and Civilization "'."
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After " Fran�ois Coup?" ( 1973 ), Alain Borer has made book-objects, collages ( " Calme ", 1987 ), and numerous books in collaboration with artists ( for example, on Touareg jewellery with Ka�din ), which he signs off under the pen name Jaseur boreal . An exposition of his photographs, " La Sanglini�re ", was presented in the ch�teau de Tours in April 2007.
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:" Que ceux qui vont obtenir l'honneur de marcher les premiers pour d�fendre ce qu'ils ont de plus cher se souviennent toujours qu'ils sont Fran�ais et libres; que leurs concitoyens maintiennent dans leur foyer la s�ret?des personnes et des propri�t�s; que les magistrats du peuple veillent attentivement; que tous, dans un courage calme, attribut de la v�ritable force, attendent pour agir le signal de la loi, et la patrie sera sauv�e ."
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The Museum of Modern Art, where Mrs . Whitney was an honorary trustee for many years, received seven major paintings, including a 1901 Picasso self-portrait, which was one of the first likenesses of himself _ here he depicts himself with piercing eyes and a rosy glow; a study for one of Matisse's most famous images, " Luxe, Calme et Volupte, " which the artist painted in the summer of 1904; a Cezanne landscape, " Turning Road at Montgeroult, " and van Gogh's " The Olive Tree ."
