Long neglected in artistic creation from its origins, landscape took flight at the end of the Middle Ages and finally established itself as a genre in its own right from the 18th century onward. Modern artists then made it the foundation of their concerns, immersing themselves in nature and its movements to better draw from it the answers to their plastic and aesthetic questions. From Monet to de Staël, this lecture invites you to explore this history, which tells of artists' particular relationship with the world around them.
Éloïse Le Bozec is a lecturer and art historian specializing in the 19th and 20th centuries. Since January 2026, she has been leading the art history and crafts cycle at the Violette Leduc media library.
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