The Impressionist Revolution

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The Impressionist Revolution
Folio Society
Art & Music

The Impressionist Revolution

Edition year 1988
Binding Cloth
Weight 3 Kg
Pages 272
Dimensions 24.6 × 29 cm

Edition details

The Impressionist Revolution. Edited by Bruce Bernard. Publication of Macdonald Orbis in FS binding. Bound in dark green cloth with a colour printed cover label. 272pp. 24.6x29cm. Reprinted by the FS without Macdonald Orbis colophon later in same year.

About the book

The Impressionist Revolution explores the dramatic transformation of European painting brought about by artists such as Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro and their contemporaries. Rejecting many academic conventions, the Impressionists sought to capture light, movement and modern life with fresh colour and rapid brushwork. The book examines both the artistic innovations and the controversy surrounding the movement, showing how a once-radical style helped reshape the course of modern art.

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