The Higher Life in Art, Lects. On the Barbizon School
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"The Higher Life in Art, Lectures on the Barbizon School" delves into the aesthetic and philosophical underpinnings of one of the most influential art movements of the 19th century. John La Farge, a celebrated artist and critic, offers insightful analysis of the Barbizon School's emphasis on naturalism and its profound impact on the development of modern art.
Through a series of lectures, La Farge illuminates the Barbizon painters' dedication to capturing the essence of the French countryside, their innovative techniques, and their quest for a 'higher life' through artistic expression. This book provides a valuable resource for art historians, students, and anyone interested in understanding the Barbizon School's lasting legacy.
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