Art in America : a critical and historical sketch (1880)
Benjamin, S. G. W. (Samuel Greene Wheeler), 1837-1914 · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 195
er it again, and smooths away some of those bold toucheswhich, to an imaginative observer, gave it additional force. In his latest works Mr. Inness has shown a disposition to yield more 192 ART IN AMERICA. and more to a style at present called impressionist. Impressionism pureand simple, as… … HAVING A GOOD TIME. LL0LIS c- TIFFANY.] philosophically considered, there is no question that impressionism—or theattempt to represent nature according to the impressions it makes uponthe minds eye, rather than the mere reflections left on the material eye—■undoubtedly presents the quintessence of…
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