Gazette des Beaux-Arts

Japanese: ガゼット･デ･ボザール（英語表記）Gazette des Beaux‐Arts

Founded in Paris in 1859, it is the oldest monthly art magazine still in publication today. Its meaning is "information on art." The editor-in-chief was first Édouard Houssaye, and successive generations of critics and enthusiasts took over the role, including Charles Ephrussi, Roger Marx, and Georges Wildenstein. Its authority has not diminished to this day, as it maintains an empirical, scientific attitude and continues to publish excellent articles and critiques.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1859年パリで創刊され，今日まで続いている最も古い月刊の美術雑誌。訳せば〈美術情報〉の意。主幹は初代のウーセーÉdouard Houssayeより，代々批評家，愛好家がその任に就き，エフルッシCharles Ephrussi，マルクスRoger Marx，ウィルデンスタインGeorges Wildensteinなどが後を継いだ。今日まで実証的な科学的態度を貫いてその権威は衰えず，優れた論文，批評を世に送り続けている。

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