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Impressionism
BELINDA THOMSON
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EN SAVOIR PLUS
Résumé
A highly accessible and fresh account that brings together the latest research on this perennially popular art movement.
The enduring popularity of Impressionism belies what the group of eponymous painters stood for. In the 1870s and 1880s, French artists dubbed the Impressionists, including Pissarro, Monet, Degas, Morisot, and Renoir, adopted a revolutionary style of technique and subject matter that defied the traditions of the French Academy and the salons. Rooted in anarchism, political radicalism, and a belief in science and individualism, their paintings captured modern life in ways never seen before.
Acclaimed art historian Belinda Thomson’s insightful study sheds light on the personal lives and creative thinking behind the great Impressionists, exploring the varied factors that shaped their masterpieces. From family backgrounds to the importance of the art market and the critical reception that challenged, yet ultimately defined their work, this introduction offers a nuanced exploration of one of the most transformative movements in art history.
257 color illustrations
Détails
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Prix :
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33,95 $
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Auteur :
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BELINDA THOMSON
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Titre :
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Impressionism
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Date de parution :
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17 mars 2026
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Éditeur :
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THAMES AND HUDSON
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Pages :
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336
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Sujet :
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HIST. DE L'ART
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ISBN :
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9780500205051 (0500205051)
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Référence Renaud-Bray :
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21933773
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No de produit :
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4520840
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Impressionism
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THOMSON, BELINDA
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THAMES AND HUDSON
2026
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