Author: John Rewald
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Publication Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This book is another significant work on Impressionism by John Rewald, following his "A History of Impressionist Painting." The previous book examined the misfortunes and tragedies of a small group of artists until the disintegration of Impressionism in 1886. This book introduces the events that took place during the subsequent short yet decisive period beginning in 1886. These events, though strange or trivial, are not irrelevant, offering us a glimpse into the little-known aspects of the artists' emotions and artistic careers.
Post-Impressionist Art History (Vol. 1 & 2)
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