'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us': The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture
The ‘exotic’ carries with it implications of foreignness, curiosity, and allure. In visual art, the artist establishes the ‘exotic’ female sitter as a passive object of the active male gaze. How is this situation is affected when a European Christian woman artist represents an ‘exotic’ sitter, such...
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Zusammenfassung: | The ‘exotic’ carries with it implications of foreignness, curiosity, and allure. In visual art, the artist establishes the ‘exotic’ female sitter as a passive object of the active male gaze. How is this situation is affected when a European Christian woman artist represents an ‘exotic’ sitter, such as a semi-nude Black woman or a Persian Muslim male dignitary, for a public audience? Can we even label these sitters as ‘exotic’? This paper will address those questions by examining Marie-Guillemine Benoist’s Portrait of a Negress (1800) and Césarine-Henriette-Flore Davin-Mirvault’s Portrait of Askar Khan Afshar, Ambassador from Persia (1808). |
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title | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture |
title_auth | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture |
title_exact_search | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture |
title_full | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture Jessica Cresseveur |
title_fullStr | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture Jessica Cresseveur |
title_full_unstemmed | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture Jessica Cresseveur |
title_short | 'It was a white and pretty hand / Who made this blackness for us' |
title_sort | it was a white and pretty hand who made this blackness for us the politics of gender and culture in early nineteenth century french portraiture |
title_sub | The Politics of Gender and Culture in Early Nineteenth Century French Portraiture |
topic | Benoist, Marie Guilhelmine 1768-1826 Bildnis einer Negerin (DE-588)4827064-7 gnd Davin, Césarine Henriette Flore 1773-1844 Asker-Khan, Ambassador von Persien (DE-588)1224710150 gnd Schwarze Motiv (DE-588)4116434-9 gnd Bildnismalerei (DE-588)4145426-1 gnd |
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