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‘Comparisons with literary, social, and philosophical thought are necessary to understand Impressionism in its context, as an art movement that belonged to the period c1860-90[ce].*

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*[Source text continues] ‘However, the nature of Impressionism itself cannot be explained in terms of any other discipline…. Each artist’s painting was the result of his own explorations of the problem of translating these sensations and impressions into pictorial form.’ <910517>

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**ibid [(Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:801)]

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