William Henry Clapp: American Genius of Impressionism Rediscovered
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This is a fascinating biography of the little-known but highly influential American Impressionist artist William Henry Clapp. Clapp was a critical force in bringing the Impressionist movement to America, and played a pivotal role in the development of American art. This illuminating book sheds new light on Clapp's life and work, and renders justice to this important yet overlooked figure.
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