Manet

Barron's Great Artist Series unfolds the fascinating history of the controversial (at the time) art movement known as Impressionism. By the 1860s, Paris-born Edouard Manet began developing the distinctive "impressionistic" painting techniques often scorned by critics of the day. The Great Artist Series makes a fine introduction to art appreciation, both in classrooms and home libraries. Full-color illus.

The artist and his times

The world in the 1860s

2-3

(1)

The world of Manet

4-5

(1)

The art of his day

6-7

(1)

The artist's life

Family, friends, and others

8-9

(1)

A special friend

10-11

(1)

The model artist

12-13

(1)

The artist's vision

What do the paintings say...?

14-19

(1)

How were they made?

20-21

(1)

Famous images

22-25

(3)

The artist's influence

The audience for the pictures

26-27

(1)

What the critics say

28-29

(1)

A lasting impression

30-31

(1)

Glossary

32

Index

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