Jules-Cyrille Cavé
Illustration — Signorina con rose
Also recorded as Jules Cyrille Cave · Jules Cyrille Cavé
Jules-Cyrille Cavé
- Born
- 1859 · Paris.
- Died
- 1946 · Paris.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- painter
- Teachers
- Tony Robert-Fleury · William-Adolphe Bouguereau
- Languages
- French
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Biografia
Jules-Cyrille Cavé studiò presso Tony Robert-Fleury, un pittore del genere storico e professore dell'Accademia Julian, e presso William-Adolphe Bouguereau, uno dei maggiori pittori da salone del XIX secolo. Bouguereau ha esercitato su Cavé, durante tutta la carriera, un'influenza sia stilistica che tematica.
Dal 1885 Cavé prendeva parte ogni anno al salone della Società degli artisti francesi. Egli lasciò soprattutto dipinti rappresentanti fiori, ritratti e ricostruzioni storiche, tra i quali Martiri nelle catacombe (1886), Prima gelata (1891), Raccolta di fiori (1899), Fiori di Campo (1905) e gli sono sicuramente attribuibili due ritratti di signore (1909). Il primo successo Cavé lo ebbe nel 1886, quando fu insignito della medaglia di terza classe per Martiri nelle catacombe. Dal 1887 fu membro della Società degli artisti francesi e del Comitato dell'Associazione Taylor. Nel 1889 e nel 1900 egli ottenne ulteriori successi. Egli dipinse ritratti, motivi religiosi e allegorici nello stile Salon, giovani donne, quadri di genere e nature morte. I ritratti di giovani donne e i motivi allegorici di Cavé erano nello stile di Bouguereau e molto ben dipinti, riscuotendo successi in Francia e negli Stati Uniti d'America.
Opere
• Illustration — Martiri nelle catacombe, 1886
• Illustration — Narciso, 1890
• Illustration — Giovane donna con mazzi di fiori, 1897
• Illustration — Mazzo di margheritine, 1899
• Illustration — Le mie margheritine, 1901
• Illustration — Angelo pensieroso, 1903
• Illustration — Lezione di flauto
• Illustration — Signorina con mazzolino di fiori
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- 1.Elmar Stolpe, Cavé, Jules Cyrille, in: Ulrich Thieme (editore), Allgemeines Lexikon der Bildenden Künstler von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart, a cura di Ulrich Thieme e Felix Becker, vol. 6: Carlini–Cioci. E. A. Seemann, Leipzig, 1912, S. 232 (Archivio internet).
- 2.Jules-Cyrille Cavé, Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon. Die Bildenden Künstler aller Zeiten und Völker (AKL), Band 17, Saur, München u. a. 1997, ISBN 3-598-22757-4, S. 388.
- 3.Jules-Cyrille Cavé (1859 - 1949) - Artist Detail - Fine Art Dealers MacConnal-Mason Gal.
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