8 letters found

1. 514 To Anthon van Rappard. Nuenen, on or about Monday, 13 July 1885.

   in translation:

   ...t or Lhermitte — and sooner run parallel to Cabanel — who for all his what I call — craftsmans...

2. 515 To Theo van Gogh. Nuenen, on or about Tuesday, 14 July 1885.

   in translation:

   ...And the less and less I care about either the Cabanelesque things, among which I would also count Ja...

   ...an say it in fewer words — a nude figure by Cabanel, a lady by Jacquet and a peasant woman not by ...

3. 557 To Theo van Gogh. Antwerp, on or about Tuesday, 2 February 1886.

   in translation:

   ...riences. One has been with Gérôme, one with Cabanel &c. They say that one is relatively freer in P...

   in note 5:

   ...©on Gérôme had had more than 2000 students. Cabanel’s studio, likewise in the Ecole des Beaux-Ar...

4. 726 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Monday, 17 or Tuesday, 18 December 1888.

   in translation:

   ...uyas, by Delacroix, by Ricard, by Courbet, by Cabanel, by Couture, by Verdier, by Tassaert, by other...

   in note 5:

   Alexandre Cabanel, Alfred Bruyas, 1846 (Montpellier, Musée Fabre). Ill. 666.

   in note 1:

   ...re] the Acquisitions of the State, 3rd prize. Cabanel and all his school had invaded the museum’ (...

5. 744 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Wednesday, 30 January 1889.

   in translation:

   ...t although it isn’t therefore fated to be a Cabanel or a Bouguereau, I yet hope that it’s French...

6. 748 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Monday, 25 February 1889.

   in note 5:

   ...ly rendered and in that respect did not resemble the work of Cabanel or Bouguereau in the slightest.

7. 765 To Theo van Gogh. Arles, Tuesday, 30 April 1889.

   in translation:

   ...tood, it’s true, by the majority of visitors who look at Courbet and Cabanel and Victor Giraud &c.

   in note 16:

   In 1888 the Musée Fabre owned 9 paintings by Cabanel, 13 by Courbet and 1 by Giraud. See cat. Montpe...

8. 798 To Theo van Gogh. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, on or about Monday, 2 September 1889.

   in note 23:

   For Cabanel’s Alfred Bruyas, see letter 726, n. 5.

   in translation:

   For example, by a great chance the one by Cabanel is accurate and most interesting as an observation,...

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