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A celebration of the relationships between some of the world's top impressionist artists and their homes considers the links between Monet and Giverny, Renoir and Les Cagnes, and Pissarro and the Hermitage, in an illustrated account that describes the artists' daily routines and some of the inspirations for their paintings.

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 A Place to Meet

　ENTERTAINING AND ETIQUETTE, DIVERSIONS AND DECOR

CHAPTER 2 A Place to Escape

　PASTIMES AND PASSIONS, UNIONS AND REUNIONS

CHAPTER 3 A Place to Eat

　FEASTS AND FRUGALITY, KITCHENS AND CONNOISSEURS

CHAPTER 4 A Place to Work

　HOMEMAKING AND HOUSEWORK, DOMESTICITY AND DEBT

CHAPTER5 A Place to Play

　CHILDREN AND CHILDCARE, FATHERHOOD AND FAMILIES

CHAPTER6 A Place to Paint

　STUDIOS AND SOIREES, MODELS AND MISTRESSES

CHAPTER 7 A Place to Refresh

　BATHING AND BEAUTY, CALM AND CONTEMPLATION

CHAPTER 8 A Place to Rest

　BEDROOMS AND BOUDOIRS, RELAXATION AND RECREATION

BIOGRAPHIES

PLACES TO VISIT

FURTHER READING

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

INDEX

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书籍介绍

A celebration of domesticity and the daily life of the world's best-loved artists, filled with paintings, sketches, photographs, and quotations from diaries and letters.

Impressionist artists and their homes are inseparably linked: Monet and Giverny, Renoir and Les Cagnes, Pissarro and his Hermitage. For each, home meant something slightly different: a place of comfort in a rapidly evolving society, a sanctuary immune to changing fortune and fame, a simpler way of life away from the city, or a place to entertain and to express individual taste. All of the artists, however, made their homes a mainstay of their art.

Through this book we follow the artists' daily activities and routines—working, dining, bathing, socializing, sleeping—and come ever closer to the extraordinary characters behind the paintings. Here are Berthe Morisot's conversations with her cook; Degas' relationship with his devoted housekeeper; Monet's highly unconventional ménage with his second wife; the lingering mood of pleasure at the end of a good meal, as reflected in Renoir's Boatmen's Lunch . The reader witnesses the birth of the modern world, with its telephones and central heating, and explores the relationships between the artists and their models, mistresses, wives, friends, families, patrons, dealers, doctors, gardeners, and children.

The extended Impressionist family includes the American "Givernistes" who gathered around Monet in his later life and Impressionist artists from other countries. All find their place, and the book is completed by biographies of the supporting characters and the locations of Impressionist homes for today's travelers. 180 illustrations in color and black and white.