Description

The Lost Impressionist is a non-fiction art history book by Elizabeth Salter, published in 1976. This Illustrated hardcover with Dust Jacket investigates the life and work of a lesser-known artist associated with the Impressionist movement. Salter's work attempts to rediscover and give context to an artist whose contributions were overshadowed or forgotten. This book is a niche but valuable resource for art historians and collectors of Impressionism studies.

Synopsis

Title: The Lost Impressionist
Author/Publisher: Elizabeth Salter, Angus & Robertson
Publication Year: 1976
Format: Illustrated Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Elizabeth Salter's 1976 work, 'The Lost Impressionist', embarks on a fascinating journey to unearth and illuminate the life and art of a forgotten figure within the vibrant Impressionist movement.

This non-fiction art history volume delves into the contributions of an artist whose impact may have been obscured or overlooked by historical accounts, presenting a dedicated effort to re-evaluate their place in the annals of art.

The book, an illustrated first edition, serves as a crucial resource for enthusiasts and scholars keen to explore the broader tapestry of Impressionism beyond its most celebrated names.

• Rediscovering a Hidden Talent: Salter meticulously investigates the biographical details and artistic output of an Impressionist painter whose legacy has unjustly faded. This core aspect aims to restore their rightful recognition.
• Contextualising Impressionism: Beyond the individual artist, the book offers insights into the wider Impressionist era, examining the social, cultural, and artistic currents that shaped the movement and its periphery.
• Visual Exploration: Enhanced by illustrations, this volume provides visual evidence of the 'lost' artist's work, allowing readers to appreciate their style and technique firsthand and understand their contribution to the movement.

As a first edition published in 1976, 'The Lost Impressionist' represents a significant piece of art historical scholarship. Its focus on a rediscovered artist makes it particularly appealing to collectors of art monographs and those seeking to expand their understanding of fin-de-siècle art beyond the conventional canon.

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