World Art Encyclopedia, Volumes 22 & 23: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, 2-volume set

World Art Encyclopedia: Western Edition, Volume 22: The Impressionist Era, by Chuji Ikegami

The Impressionist painters, in opposition to the 19th-century academic painters who worked in their studios, took their canvases outdoors in search of natural light. They began their activities in the streets of Paris, in the suburbs, and along the Seine, each pursuing their own themes. In addition to representative artists such as Manet, Monet, Pissarro, Sisley, Degas, and Whistler, works by academic painters, whose works have been attracting renewed attention in recent years, are also included.
Price: ¥20,000 (¥19,417 excluding tax) / Shogakukan (released 1993/08)
Size: A3 / Number of pages: 472p / ISBN: 4096010227

World Art Encyclopedia: Western Edition, Volume 23: The Post-Impressionist Era, by Chuji Ikegami

Focusing on Europe from the 1880s to around 1910, the Post-Impressionist painters, while following the flow of Impressionist painting, aimed for more subjective expression and calculated composition. Renoir, Cézanne, Van Gogh, and Gauguin are included with a number of works comparable to individual collections, and works by Impressionist painters from Italy, Spain, Germany, and Northern Europe are also featured. Sculptures by Rodin, Maillol, and others are also included.
Price: ¥20,000 (¥19,417 excluding tax) / Shogakukan (released 1993/03)
Size: A3 / Number of pages: 488p / ISBN: 4096010235

There is a stain on the back of one outer box, but the internal condition of the other books is generally good.

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