L'Essor was created in 1876, within the "Circle of alumni and students of the Academies of Fine Arts in Brussels". The circle changed its name to L'Essor in November 1879, and no longer has any link with the Academy.
Its motto was "a unique art, one life", indicating its focus on the unity between Art and Life.
The founders were seen as progressives who wished to rebel against bourgeois and conservative Literary and Artistic Circles of Brussels. In reality l'Essor had no real program and would eventually encompass artists from the avant-garde and the more conservative circles.
Members of L'Essoredit
Louis Cambier, Léon Herbo, Henri Permeke (father of Constant Permeke), Louis Pion and Franz Seghers, are among the founders of L'Essor. When changing the name to l'Essor, Emile Hoeterickx, Julien Dillens, Amédée Lynen and Auguste-Ernest Sembach joined the group.
Split and creation of the group Les XX and For Artedit
In 1883, a few artists left the movement after a disagreement in order to create a new artistic group Les XX. This dissatisfaction has come primarily from the fact that l'Essor had no real program and welcomed both realistic and traditional artists than avant-garde.
l'Essor was officially dissolved in 1891.
The association of artists Pour l'Art, also emerged in 1892.
Referencesedit
^Kaplan, Julius (2000). Essor, L'. Macmillan. pp. 93–94. ISBN9780312229757. Retrieved February 8, 2012. {{cite book}}: |work= ignored (help)
^J. (Jules) Dujardin, and Josef Middeler, L'art Flamand, A. Boitte, Brussels, 1896 p. 32 (in French)
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