New relations between writers, artists and the public in the course of the 18th century

Docs en anglais | 7 pages | 03-04-2006 | Format : | Note : Non noté |

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Résumé

During the 17th century, the artistic and literary life have both been mainly concentrated in Paris, where the court and government were now established at the centre of an increasingly centralized country. In which extent will the relationships between these actors change over the Eighteenth Century? Will the public be more diverse or more homogeneous? Will it inspire more deeply the artist and the writer works? Which relation will entertain the critics and the artists?

Actually, the public will bear some transformations within its structure, becoming broader, more literate and more diverse. Thus it will have an increasing influence on the artist and the writer works. But nevertheless artists and writers remains influenced mainly by the upper society mainly by means of the censorship, the financial dependence, and the hierarchy of genres ...

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