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‘Impressionism itself was essentially a French phenomenon, with its concentration on freshness, informally, detachment, and modernity, and it could only appear as a coherent artistic movement in France.’

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* – ibid [(Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:802)]

(The whole chapter** may be read again & again – also the entry in E[ncyclopedia] B[ritannica] 25)

**[Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5, Chapter 42, ‘Impressionism’]

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