The Mediatization of the Artist

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 “At Home”: Visiting the Artist’s Studio in the Nineteenth-Century French Illustrated Press

Chapter 3 Success Stories and Martyrologies: Images of Artists in Elsevier’s Geïllustreerd Maandschrift

Chapter 4 “Les épisodes de la vie d’un artiste intéressent beaucoup.” The Power of the Media and How to Use It: An Exploration of Ensor’s Self-Mediatization

Chapter 5 Artists’ Confessions to Tériade in L’Intransigeant , 1928–1929: The Construction of a Public Image

Chapter 6 Life ’s Pioneer Painters: Dorothy Seiberling and American Art in Life Magazine, 1949–1968

Chapter 7 Creative Process and Magic: Artists on Screen in the 1940s

Chapter 8 COBRA, Canvas, and Camera: Luc de Heusch Filming Alechinsky and Dotremont at Work

Chapter 9 In Bed with Marina Abramović: Mediatizing Women’s Art as Personal Drama

Chapter 10 Art and Aisthesis in Derek Jarman’s Caravaggio

Chapter 11 Interviewing the Artist: Richter Versus Bacon

Chapter 12 The Myth of the Artist in Children’s Illustrated Literature

Chapter 13 A Physiology of the Inglorious Artist in Early Nineteenth-Century Paris

Chapter 14 Mythologies of the Artist in Modern India: Cinema, Melodrama, and Ravi Varma

Chapter 15 Mediated Art History in Biopics: The Interplay of Myths and Media in Pollock

Chapter 16 The Glory of the Artist