
Impressionist Painting Its Genesis and Development
By Wynford DewhurstLength5h 10m
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Excerpt: "It may perhaps be interesting to the readers of this book to give a short account of its origin. From the earliest days of my pupilage to art I had been instinctively drawn towards the paintings of Turner, Corot, Constable, Bonington, and Watts, with an intense admiration for their manner in viewing, and methods of recreating, nature upon their canvases; and in later years I had been fascinated by the works of more modern artists, such as La Thangue, George Clausen, Edward Stott, and Robert Meyerheim. In 1891, a student in Paris, I found myself face to face with a beautiful development of landscape painting, which was quite new to me. "Impressionism," together with its numerous progeny of eccentric offshoots, was at the time causing a great furore in the schools. Curiously enough I had been charged with copying Monet's style long before I had seen his actual work, so that my conversion into an enthusiastic Impressionist was short, in fact, an instantaneous process."
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Length5 hrs 10 mins
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Publish dateFeb 9, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE
10CHAPTER VII
2ILLUSTRATIONS
11CHAPTER VIII
3LIST OF PORTRAITS
12CHAPTER IX ·
4CHAPTER I
13CHAPTER X ·
5CHAPTER II
14CHAPTER XI ·
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6CHAPTER III
15CHAPTER XII ·
7CHAPTER IV
16CHAPTER XIII ·
8CHAPTER V
17APPENDIX
9CHAPTER VI