“Robert Herbert was one of the pioneering scholars of social art history. In this book he opted to view Impressionism through a sociological lens, to examine the ways that class, gender and ...

London's Tate Modern will host a major exhibition by the post-Impressionist French artist ... with a recent book claiming it was he - not Van Gogh himself - that cut off the artist's ear during ...

“Impressionists in London” at the Tate Britain explores the British capital’s little-known influence. By Michael Prodger Impressionism has much to thank England for. The quintessential French movement ...

These two facets of Morisot’s identity receive illuminating treatment in Sebastian Smee’s “Paris in Ruins: Love, War, and the Birth of Impressionism ... to a book listed in his bibliography: ...

Renoir. Degas. They’re some of the most highly recognizable French artists in the world today thanks to their preeminent, if posthumous, success as founders of Impressionism. Works by artists of ...

“Sargent and Impressionism,” at Adelson Galleries ... Museum’s “Reapers Resting in a Wheat Field,” and the Tate’s “Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose,” nature isn’t relegated to the ...

In the Keynote, delivered on Oct. 26, Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Sebastian Smee discussed his book, “Paris in Ruins,” which tells the stories of three great Impressionist painters ...