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5. Making an Art-Historical Empire: French Histories of Impressionism in Translation
Globalizing Impressionism: Reception, Translation, and Transnationalism, 2020semanticscholar +2 more sources
CHAPTER 5. FRENCH IMPRESSIONISM AND EXOTICISM IN AMERICAN MUSIC
, 1946Hugo Leichtentritt
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Yearbook of English Studies, 2022
:This article argues that what we might call Whistlerian Impressionism offers the best analogy to a dominant strand of impressionistic prose in English, being close to it in purpose and characteristics.
Catherine Maxwell
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:This article argues that what we might call Whistlerian Impressionism offers the best analogy to a dominant strand of impressionistic prose in English, being close to it in purpose and characteristics.
Catherine Maxwell
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William C. Seitz and the Experience of Impressionism
Journal of the archives of American art, 2022With Claude Monet: Seasons and Moments (1960), art historian William C. Seitz presented a new curatorial vision of Claude Monet’s late impressionist paintings.
A. Clark
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The Culture of the Belle Epoque and Impressionism in Music of Debussy
Society for International Cultural Institute, 2022The period from about 1871 to the outbreak of the First World War in France in 1914 was a golden age called ‘Belle Époque’, which means beautiful era in French. Economically, through the Industrial Revolution, culture and art flourished centered on Paris,
Ji-Sun Lee, J. Kim
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The Korean Society of Music Education Technology
The study aims at searching the meanings of French conservative music in the late 19th century which does not pursue the mainstream of impressionism by focusing on Piano Sonata Op. 63 by Vincent d’Indy.
Jungmi Kim
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The study aims at searching the meanings of French conservative music in the late 19th century which does not pursue the mainstream of impressionism by focusing on Piano Sonata Op. 63 by Vincent d’Indy.
Jungmi Kim
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2021
Robert Henri is regarded as the quintessential American Realist and the outspoken representative of the Ashcan artists. Inspired by his philosophy of artistic practice, Henri's followers embraced their individuality and represented their engagement with the realities of modern life.
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Robert Henri is regarded as the quintessential American Realist and the outspoken representative of the Ashcan artists. Inspired by his philosophy of artistic practice, Henri's followers embraced their individuality and represented their engagement with the realities of modern life.
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Crossing the Channel: The Challenges of French Impressionism in Great Britain
2016Studying the reactions and results of introducing French Impressionism into British culture reveals the influence that the city of London had on the development of the movement as it spread internationally. Before Impressionist artists had officially debuted at the Impressionist exhibitions in 1874, their works were on view in London; the artists honed
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Apostle of Post-Impressionism: Virginia Woolf and the British Embrace of the French Avant-Garde
2020This thesis examines the connection between the French post-impressionist art movement and Virginia Woolf's novels. It argues how the art of Paul Cézanne and Henri Matisse directly influenced her writing, and claims that her novels were written in the same style as their paintings, making Woolf a post-impressionist artist in her own right.
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