Published to accompany the Royal Academy of Arts’ landmark 1979–80 exhibition, this richly illustrated volume explores the revolutionary period from the 1880s to around 1910—a time that bridged Impressionism and Cubism.
Featuring over 400 paintings from across Europe, including France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, and beyond, the book highlights the influence of French Post-Impressionism on artists throughout the continent. Scholarly essays by leading art historians provide insightful context, while a detailed chronology links the art to broader cultural and political movements of the time.
Includes 46 color plates and approximately 400 black-and-white illustrations. A foundational reference for anyone interested in Post-Impressionist art.
