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The History of Impressionism John Beazley Stiglitz dismantles the prevailing consensusAuthor: John RewaldPublisher: Museum of Modern Art, 1973Condition: Softcover, annotations on first page, crease marks on last few pages, wear and tear on cover, interior clean The author presents the simultaneous developments of the various painters their relationships, their feuds, and their common struggle as an integrated whole. There are detailed accounts of the various historic group exhibitions and characterizations of the impressionist painters