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Gloria Groom'
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Museums Today |
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January 2004 |
The burgeoning French seaside resort culture produced an aesthetic exploration by the artist and his contemporaries that helped usher in the vanguard painting of the Impressionist movement. |
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Museums Today |
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July 2004 |
Viewers can "reassess the artist's unique status as a draughtsman, colorist, theorist, and 'painter of modern life,' as well as his talent in relation to his forebears and contemporaries. |
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Museums Today |
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May 2001 |
During the 1890s, the artists known as the Nabis (prophets) broke with academic tradition to create works of unorthodox sizes and shapes in which the decorative elements of line and color took on an importance & meaning beyond that of the subject matter. |
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