Impressionism is a revolution and avant-garde in that it presented new art ahead of the times against existing mainstream art represented by academies and salons. Monet achieved this revolution with 'light' and 'color'. Throughout his life, he stuck to the belief that he painted the light of nature that was actually visible to his eyes. Even the distorted figures and colors that appeared in the works he painted as he lost his sight in his later years were not arbitrary interpretations, but the reflection of the world in his eyes. Monet was a man of keen vision and sensitivity rather than genius, and his relentless quest for light and color was like a craftsman carving stained glass. After Monet's footsteps, this book is an attempt to understand the inexplicably persistent world of passion a little closer.
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Author: 허나영 Publisher: 아르테 Arte (2019)
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