Impressionism in a Broad Sense (Classical and Modern Art Series)

Author: Paul Smith (English)
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Features: The "Classical and Modern Art Series" consists of 10 volumes: "Greek Art," "Romanesque Art," "Gothic Art," "Byzantine Art," "The Renaissance in Florence," "The Renaissance in Rome," "The Renaissance in Venice," "Art of the Human Figure," "From El Greco to Goya," and "Impressionism." The "Classical and Modern Art Series" covers various art styles in the history of Western art from the glorious periods of ancient Greece and Rome, through the great Renaissance, to the Impressionism of the late 19th century. "Greek Art" and "Romanesque Art" trace the magnificent origins of Western art history, while "Gothic Art" showcases the brilliance of theological art in the dark Middle Ages. "The Renaissance in Florence," "The Renaissance in Rome," and "The Renaissance in Venice" once again take readers back to the pinnacle of Western art history during the great Renaissance period, an age of humanism. "Byzantine Art" examines the mystery and subtlety of art from the Byzantine Kingdom, viewed through the lens of the Christian world, where the Byzantine Empire was seen as a Christianized pagan land. Through the art tunnel created by this series, you can fully appreciate the enchanting charm of Western art. The series traces the main of Western art history, providing a comprehensive overview of world art and architectural art. It not only offers detailed analyses of art styles but also delves into the profound influences that emerged from the integration of art with other fields. The authors are top experts in their respective fields, ensuring the series is highly authoritative and readable. This series takes you on a journey through Impressionist painting. Manet, Renoir, Cézanne, Pissarro, Monet, and other important Impressionist painters are each discussed in dedicated chapters. Nearly 200 stunning and classic Impressionist paintings immerse you completely in the Bohemian life at Montmartel café and the inner world of Impressionist artists.