One of the realizations which comes to an artist who tries to record nature is that the range of color available on the palette cannot compete with the range and […]
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One of the cornerstones of the artistic revolution wrought by the impressionist painters of the late 19th century was the deliberate juxtaposition of complementary colors.
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Industrialization and Ambivalence in 19th Century Art Nineteenth century attitudes toward the juggernaut of industrial and technological progress, as reflected in the arts, is a vast subject, not to be […]
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Eventually the fascination for the natural world had its own kind of importance, outside the hierarchy of proper subject matter.
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