Charming impressionism: art that changed the Western world

Pictures of Monet, Renoir, Dag, Rodin, Cezanne, Van Gogh and many others literally blew up the world of art of the second half of the 19th century. Their work caused a wave of indignation of the supporters of the academic school and the enthusiasm of their fans. The new art, called impressionism, turned out to be consonant with the industrial revolution and progress. If Europe subjected the innovative artists to be a violent condemnation, then in America the public was delighted with the new, unusual aesthetics of their paintings.
Impressionism, not just an artistic course, but a complex phenomenon, closely woven in all directions of the then public life. Veronica Oberto examines in detail his origins, the most significant events, and also dwells in detail on the biographies of the artists themselves, which, without a doubt, helps to understand their work better.
The book is equipped with a huge number of illustrations and photographs