num_pages: 132
description: Some late 19th century American painters offered a more romantic, intimate view of nature than the Hudson River School. But the Barbizon movement, modeled after the style of French artists affiliated with that town, was eclipsed by Impressionism. An independent New York curator compares the merits of the once-again admired art of four of the movement's exemplars: William Morris Hunt, George Inness, Homer Dodge Martin, and Alexander Helwig Wyant. Riback includes full-color reproductions and artist chronologies in this unique study aptly in landscape format. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
language: English
title: The Intimate Landscape: A New Look at the Origins of the American Barbizon Movement
titlecomplete: The Intimate Landscape: A New Look at the Origins of the American Barbizon Movement
ratings_count: 2
publisher: Lost Coast Press