Date of Award
1970
Document Type
Senior Scholars Paper (Colby Access Only)
Department
Colby College. Art Dept.
Advisor(s)
(unknown)
Abstract
Despite these differences in time and place, the impressionists shared the same attitude toward portraying life in both painting and fiction. They found beauty in the normal perceptions of the world around them and wanted to portray life as impressions on the eye and mind. Exactly what these two groups of impressionists were working against, what their principles and techniques were, how closely they are in fact related and what place they have in the history of modern art and fiction will be considered here.
Keywords
Impressionism Painting, Fiction
Recommended Citation
Hayes, Kathryn, "Relationship between Impressionist Painting and Impressionist Fiction" (1970). Senior Scholar Papers. Paper 423.https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/seniorscholars/423
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