The book "L'art Ochlocratique: Salons de 1882 & de 1883" by Joséphin Péladan is written in French and focuses on the art exhibitions held in Paris during the years 1882 and 1883.
Here's a possible summary based on the title and available information:
- Focus: The book likely analyzes and critiques the artworks displayed at the official Salons exhibitions in Paris during 1882 and 1883.
- Title Breakdown:
- L'art Ochlocratique: "Ochlocracy" refers to rule by the masses. The title "The Art of the Ochlocracy" suggests Péladan might be critical of the artistic trends or the selection process at the Salons, implying they catered to popular taste rather than artistic merit.
- Possible Content: The book could discuss specific artworks, artistic movements represented at the Salons, and Péladan's opinions on their artistic value.
