Impressionism

by Editors of Realites, René Huyghe (Foreword)

Large book measures 12" x 11".Great artwork in it. Has Dust Jacket.

Genres: Art, Nonfiction

319 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1971

Reviews

[James Violand]

Traces the history of the movement that reflected the change in thinking during the Nineteenth Century. Read how it evolved through the change in perceptions by breakthrough artists who then influenced other to think differently. All were masters of art. All had great talent. None were frauds as in today's critically acclaimed Op and Pop Art, and drivel perpetrated by the likes of the late Jackson Pollock.

[Paul]

By no means an in depth book, but it did run an enjoyable line between history of the Impressionists, of Impressionism, and their paintings. Goes a little more into the "pre-history" than most non scholarly works, and I appreciated that.

[Chris Gager]

I think I got this one from the dump trailer. Big old coffee table book.

[Fiona Montgomery]

Not a book about Impressionism that can’t be borrowed from a library later

[Lev Headrick]

a nice overview of various Impressionists and the history of the movement

[ronnie]

I picked up this book because the cover caught my eye. I also didn’t know a lot about impressionists before reading this. This book taught me about the early impressionism artworks and the history around them. The pictures of the paintings in the book are why I recommend somebody pick up this book. It also gave me the itch to do impression art myself.