This series delves deeply into the history of art, presenting original monographs and broader publications. It primarily targets professional art historians, their students, and scholars in related fields. The collection spans a wide range of topics across all branches of art history, showcasing diverse approaches and methodologies.
Volume 1
Focusing on the historical significance of state-sponsored Parisian exhibitions, this bibliography compiles reviews of painting and sculpture Salons from 1699 to 1827. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of artistic trends and public reception during this pivotal era in art history.
Volume 2
Focusing on the state-sponsored Parisian exhibitions of painting and sculpture from 1831 to 1851, this bibliography serves as a comprehensive resource for reviews of the Salons. It highlights the critical reception and artistic trends during this pivotal period in art history, offering insights into the evolving landscape of French art and its societal implications.