26 November 2019
1 March 2020
A crucial writer of the late 19th century, Joris-Karl Huysmans (1848-1907) remains an art critic who is not well known or understood by the general public. His contribution to the artistic press and the aesthetic debate was as decisive as the impact of his novel A Reverse. Rather fond of Hals and Rembrandt until then, Huysmans admitted how decisive his discovery of Degas, in 1876-1879, was. However, his art...
