Impressionist painting: its genesis and development

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In the vibrant cultural landscape of the late 19th century, Impressionism emerged as a revolutionary art movement, challenging traditional norms and perceptions. In "Impressionist Painting: Its Genesis and Development," Wynford Dewhurst meticulously chronicles the evolution of this groundbreaking style, highlighting the pivotal roles of influential artists and the societal shifts that fueled its rise. With a focus on the movement’s unique techniques and the radical departure from realism, Dewhurst provides an insightful analysis that resonates with both art enthusiasts and scholars alike. Ideal for students and historians, this comprehensive exploration not only illuminates the aesthetic innovations of Impressionism but also underscores its lasting impact on the art world. Discover the essence of a movement that forever changed the canvas of artistic expression.