The Impressionists at Argenteuil de Paul Hayes Tucker - 2000-05

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Washington: National Gallery of Art, 2000. paperback, stiff folded covers. As New. 179 pages, The small suburban town of Argenteuil, situated down the Seine from Paris, was the single most important site for the birth of Impressionism. It was here that Monet and his colleagues invented and codified a new artistic language of broken brushwork and divided light and color.