The new tendency in art; post impressionism, cubism, futurism,

Mode of access: Internet.

L'art vivant.

Vingtième siècle. Hier dans aujourd'hui. A la découverte des voies classiques. Le régulateur. Art et critique. Cubisme. L'animateur. Des peintres de la guerre. Vie nouvelle. Le naturalisme organisé. Depuis Renoir après Berthe Morisot.

The ideals and tendencies of modern art,

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Les indépendants, 1884-1920 /

"Status": p. [221]-229.

D'Eugène Delacroix au néo-impressionisme /

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Der Impressionismus in Leben und Kunst /

Impressionism (Art)

Die neue Malerei : der Impressionismus, Van Gogh und Cézanne : die Romantik der neuen Malerei, Hodler, Gauguin und Matisse : Picasso und der Kubismus : die Expressionisten /

Includes bibliographical references.

Notes pour servir à l'étude de l'Impressionnisme /

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Erinnerungen an die Impressionisten /

Cover vignette.

Impressionismus; ein problem der malerei in der autike und nenzeit,

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The Art of Seeing and Painting

The human urge to represent the three-dimensional world using two-dimensional pictorial representations dates back at least to Paleolithic times. Artists from ancient to modern times have struggled to understand how a few contours or color patches on a flat surface can induce mental representations of a three-dimensional scene. This article summarizes some of the recent breakthroughs in scientifically understanding how the brain sees that shed light on these struggles. These breakthroughs illustrate how various artists have intuitively understand paradoxical properties about how the brain sees, and have used that understanding to create great art. These paradoxical properties arise from how the brain forms the units of conscious visual perception; namely, representations of three-dimensional boundaries and surfaces. Boundaries and surfaces are computed in parallel cortical processing streams that obey computationally complementary properties. These streams interact at multiple levels to overcome their complementary weaknesses and to transform their complementary properties into consistent percepts. The article describes how properties of complementary consistency have guided the creation of many great works of art.

Threshold Magic: Impressionism and the Domestic Interior

This article focuses on the liminal space of the threshold in paintings by female Impressionists. It engages with Cultural theory and History of Design in order to offer a new interpretation of domestic spaces