Companion to Impressionism
Companion to Impressionism
Arnold, Dana; Dombrowski, Andre
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
09/2021
640
Dura
Inglês
9781119373896
15 a 20 dias
1322
About the Editor xiv
Notes on Contributors xv
Series Editor's Preface xxiii
Acknowledgments xxv
Introduction 1
Andre Dombrowski
Part I What Was Impressionism? What Is an Impression? Definitions and New Directions 9
1 Impressionism and Criticism 11
Marnin Young
2 Rethinking the Origins of Impressionism: The Case of Claude Monet and Corner of a Studio 27
Mary-Dailey Desmarais
3 Monet in the 1880s: The Motif in Crisis 43
Marc Gotlieb
4 As a Glass Eye: Manet's Flower Paintings 61
Briony Fer
5 Figuring Perception: Monet's Leap into Plein Air, 1866-1867 75
Michael Marrinan
6 Pater, Impressionism, and the Undoing of Sense 93
Jeremy Melius
7 The Impressionist Mind: Modern Painting and Nineteenth-Century Readerships 107
Segolene Le Men
Part II Painting as Object: Tools, Materials, and Close Looking 127
8 Impression, Improvisation, and Premeditation: New Insights into the Working Methods and Creative Process of Claude Monet 129
Gloria Groom and Kimberley Muir
9 Piquer, Plaquer: Cezanne, Pissarro, and Palette-Knife Painting 146
Nancy Locke
10 John Singer Sargent's Lady with a Blue Veil and the Matter of Paint 162
Susan Sidlauskas
Part III New Visual Media and the Other Arts 181
11 Painting Photographing Ballooning: At the Boulevard des Capucines 183
Carol M. Armstrong
12 Series and Screens: Seeing Monet's Cathedrals through the Lens of the Cinematograph 201
Marine Kisiel
13 Critical Impressionism: A Painting by Mary Cassatt and Its Challenge to the Social Rules of Art 219
Anne Higonnet
14 James McNeill Whistler: Veiling the Everyday 234
Caroline Arscott
Part IV Impressionism and Identity 251
15 Cassatt's Alterity 253
Hollis Clayson
16 Bazille, Degas, and Modern Black Paris 271
[Excerpt from Posing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today, Yale University Press, pp. 70-83, with a new preface. Reprinted with permission from Yale University Press]
Denise Murrell
17 Expert Hands, Infectious Touch: Painting and Pregnancy in Morisot's The Mother and Sister of the Artist 287
Mary Hunter
18 Painting the Prototype: The (Homo)Sexuality of Bazille's Summer Scene 304
Jonathan D. Katz, with Andre Dombrowski
Part V Public and Private 323
19 Revival and Risk: Renoir, Fragonard, and the Epistolary Theme 325
Nina L. Dubin
20 "The Little Dwarf and the Giant Lady:" At Home with Gustave Caillebotte 343
Felix Kraemer
21 Renoir, Impressionism, and the Value of Touch 357
Martha Lucy
22 Morisot's Urbane Ecologies 375
Alison Syme
23 Incorporating Impressionism: The Societe anonyme and the First Impressionist Exhibition in 1874 393
Andre Dombrowski
Part VI World Impressionism 415
24 "Plume Mania:" Degas, Feathers, and the Global Millinery Trade 417
Simon Kelly
25 Home and Alienation in the Colonies: Auguste Renoir in Algiers, Jean Renoir in India 435
Todd Porterfield
26 Impressionism in Japan: The Awakening of the Senses 452
Takanori Nagai
27 Impressionism in Argentina: A Historiographical Discussion 466
Laura Malosetti Costa
28 Turkish Impressionism: Interplays of Culture and Form 484
Ahu Antmen
29 Impressionism and Naturalism in Germany: The Competing Aesthetic and Ideological Imperatives of a Modern Art 499
Alex Potts
Part VII Criticism, Displays, and Markets 517
30 Degenerate Art: Impressionism and the Specter of Crisis in French Painting 519
Neil McWilliam
31 Impressionism through the Prism of New Methods: A Social and Cartographic Study of Monet's Address Book 533
Felicie Faizand de Maupeou
32 Against the Grain: Gustave Caillebotte and Paul Durand-Ruel's Impressionism 547
Mary Morton
33 Are Museum Curators "Very Special Clients?" Impressionism, the Art Market, and Museums (Paul Durand-Ruel and the Musee du Luxembourg at the Turn of the Twentieth Century) 566
Sylvie Patry
34 The Museum of Impressionism, 1947 583
Martha Ward
Index 601
About the Editor xiv
Notes on Contributors xv
Series Editor's Preface xxiii
Acknowledgments xxv
Introduction 1
Andre Dombrowski
Part I What Was Impressionism? What Is an Impression? Definitions and New Directions 9
1 Impressionism and Criticism 11
Marnin Young
2 Rethinking the Origins of Impressionism: The Case of Claude Monet and Corner of a Studio 27
Mary-Dailey Desmarais
3 Monet in the 1880s: The Motif in Crisis 43
Marc Gotlieb
4 As a Glass Eye: Manet's Flower Paintings 61
Briony Fer
5 Figuring Perception: Monet's Leap into Plein Air, 1866-1867 75
Michael Marrinan
6 Pater, Impressionism, and the Undoing of Sense 93
Jeremy Melius
7 The Impressionist Mind: Modern Painting and Nineteenth-Century Readerships 107
Segolene Le Men
Part II Painting as Object: Tools, Materials, and Close Looking 127
8 Impression, Improvisation, and Premeditation: New Insights into the Working Methods and Creative Process of Claude Monet 129
Gloria Groom and Kimberley Muir
9 Piquer, Plaquer: Cezanne, Pissarro, and Palette-Knife Painting 146
Nancy Locke
10 John Singer Sargent's Lady with a Blue Veil and the Matter of Paint 162
Susan Sidlauskas
Part III New Visual Media and the Other Arts 181
11 Painting Photographing Ballooning: At the Boulevard des Capucines 183
Carol M. Armstrong
12 Series and Screens: Seeing Monet's Cathedrals through the Lens of the Cinematograph 201
Marine Kisiel
13 Critical Impressionism: A Painting by Mary Cassatt and Its Challenge to the Social Rules of Art 219
Anne Higonnet
14 James McNeill Whistler: Veiling the Everyday 234
Caroline Arscott
Part IV Impressionism and Identity 251
15 Cassatt's Alterity 253
Hollis Clayson
16 Bazille, Degas, and Modern Black Paris 271
[Excerpt from Posing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today, Yale University Press, pp. 70-83, with a new preface. Reprinted with permission from Yale University Press]
Denise Murrell
17 Expert Hands, Infectious Touch: Painting and Pregnancy in Morisot's The Mother and Sister of the Artist 287
Mary Hunter
18 Painting the Prototype: The (Homo)Sexuality of Bazille's Summer Scene 304
Jonathan D. Katz, with Andre Dombrowski
Part V Public and Private 323
19 Revival and Risk: Renoir, Fragonard, and the Epistolary Theme 325
Nina L. Dubin
20 "The Little Dwarf and the Giant Lady:" At Home with Gustave Caillebotte 343
Felix Kraemer
21 Renoir, Impressionism, and the Value of Touch 357
Martha Lucy
22 Morisot's Urbane Ecologies 375
Alison Syme
23 Incorporating Impressionism: The Societe anonyme and the First Impressionist Exhibition in 1874 393
Andre Dombrowski
Part VI World Impressionism 415
24 "Plume Mania:" Degas, Feathers, and the Global Millinery Trade 417
Simon Kelly
25 Home and Alienation in the Colonies: Auguste Renoir in Algiers, Jean Renoir in India 435
Todd Porterfield
26 Impressionism in Japan: The Awakening of the Senses 452
Takanori Nagai
27 Impressionism in Argentina: A Historiographical Discussion 466
Laura Malosetti Costa
28 Turkish Impressionism: Interplays of Culture and Form 484
Ahu Antmen
29 Impressionism and Naturalism in Germany: The Competing Aesthetic and Ideological Imperatives of a Modern Art 499
Alex Potts
Part VII Criticism, Displays, and Markets 517
30 Degenerate Art: Impressionism and the Specter of Crisis in French Painting 519
Neil McWilliam
31 Impressionism through the Prism of New Methods: A Social and Cartographic Study of Monet's Address Book 533
Felicie Faizand de Maupeou
32 Against the Grain: Gustave Caillebotte and Paul Durand-Ruel's Impressionism 547
Mary Morton
33 Are Museum Curators "Very Special Clients?" Impressionism, the Art Market, and Museums (Paul Durand-Ruel and the Musee du Luxembourg at the Turn of the Twentieth Century) 566
Sylvie Patry
34 The Museum of Impressionism, 1947 583
Martha Ward
Index 601