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Book review: Inspiring Impressionism, Daubigny, Monet, van Gogh, by Ambrosini et al.

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Was he really one of the most important French painters of the nineteenth century?

March 18, 2016 General, Painting

Vanished French Impressionists, 6: Armand Guillaumin

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An innovator and major influence in the Impressionist movement, he seems to have been judged on his poorer works, not these, his best paintings.

January 13, 2016 General, Painting

Vanished French Impressionists, 3: Astruc, Attendu, and Béliard

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A noted critic and sculptor, a career painter, and an artist who became a local politician, with examples of their work.

January 6, 2016 General, Painting

Trees in the landscape: winter special, effets de neige (effects of snow)

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Trees in snowy landscapes, as painted by Bruegel, van Ruisdael, Courbet, and a multitude of Impressionists. A Wintry feast.

December 31, 2015 General, Painting

Your favourite paintings and painters

Over a thousand visitors have looked at Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night over the RhĂ´ne. Other popular articles cover relatively unknown artists.

December 19, 2015 General, Life, Painting

Trees in the landscape: 8. Claude Monet and his poplar series

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His paintings of trees reached a peak in 1887-92, with his series of poplars. Among these are some of the finest Impressionist paintings.

December 3, 2015 General, Painting

Trees in the landscape: 7. Alfred Sisley and the poplars of Moret-sur-Loing

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Sadly neglected today, his landscapes are some of the finest of the century, and his depictions of trees are among the best.

November 26, 2015 General, Painting

Trees in the landscape: 6. Paul Cézanne and constructive strokes

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We will never know exactly what Cézanne intended, but he certainly showed it in his paintings of trees.

November 17, 2015 General, Painting

Book Review: Monet – Lost in Translation, Suzanne Greub (ed)

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Monet’s paintings are overfamiliar, overexposed, and devalued. Can this book cast fresh light?

November 15, 2015 General, Painting

Trees in the landscape: 5. Vincent van Gogh and swirling cypresses

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Vincent van Gogh’s career as an artist was brief, intense, only successful long after his death, but of enormous influence. He also painted lots of trees.

November 12, 2015 General, Painting

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