WPI Oral History: Marie-Caroline Sainsaulieu on Eva Gonzalès

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The WPI Oral Histories

Wildenstein Plattner Institute

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The WPI Oral Histories provide unprecedented firsthand accounts from art historians, archivists, gallerists, and others with close connections to WPI’s research projects. Issued in installments, each oral history will complement the WPI’s unique material. The Wildenstein Plattner Institute Inc. is a non-profit foundation dedicated to the study of art and to fostering the accessibility, cataloguing, and digitization of archival materials that support critical research in the field. Visit www.wpi.art for more information.

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WPI Oral History: Marie-Caroline Sainsaulieu on Eva Gonzalès

The WPI Oral Histories

1 hour 8 minutes 1 second

2 years ago

WPI Oral History: Marie-Caroline Sainsaulieu on Eva Gonzalès

This interview was conducted in French. Visit the Gonzalès Oral History webpage to download a French or English transcript.

Marie-Caroline Sainsaulieu is a French art historian specializing in late 19th-century and early 20th-century French painting. While working on the catalogue raisonné of Henri Manguin, she met Jacques de Mons, with whom she published a catalogue raisonné of Eva Gonzalès’s works in 1990. Sainsaulieu’s interview gives fascinating insight into her personal background with art and architecture that informs her research, as well as detailed historical context for Gonzalès’ life, works, and contemporary significance.

KEYWORDS: Eva Gonzalès, Théodore Géricault, Henri Manguin, Charles Joshua Chaplin, Édouard Manet, Jacques de Mons, Reims Cathedral, Berthe Morisot, French Impressionism, archival research, droit moral, catalogue raisonnés