
by Belinda Thomson (Author)
Belinda Thomson illuminates Impressionist art through the thinking and personal lives of the artists themselves, examining the factors that allowed Impressionism to develop when it did.
In her discussion of the style and subject matter of the paintings themselves, she draws on a wide range of sources and comparative material. She investigates the family background of the Impressionists, the importance of the art market and collecting, and the influence of the critical reception to their exhibitions.
Format: Illustrated
Pages: 272
Edition: 1
Publisher: Thames and Hudson Ltd
Published: 02 Oct 2000
ISBN 10: 0500203350
ISBN 13: 9780500203354
Book Overview: A highly accessible and fresh account which brings together the very latest research on this most popular of all art movements