Unknown Impressionists by Kathleen Adler Published by Phaidon Press, Oxford | c. 1970s–1980s Hardcover with original dust jacket
A beautifully produced and visually rich exploration of the lesser-known artists of the Impressionist movement, Unknown Impressionists highlights the quiet but powerful contributions made by figures often overlooked in the traditional art historical canon. Written by renowned British art historian Kathleen Adler, this book offers a thoughtful lens on the broader network of painters working in the Impressionist style—many outside Paris, many outside the spotlight—capturing the movement's full depth and diversity.
Published by Phaidon, known for their exceptional art volumes, this edition features striking full-color plates throughout and a moody, atmospheric cover that echoes the industrial landscapes explored inside. Adler brings her curatorial insight to bear, uncovering names and works that deserve renewed attention in both scholarship and collecting.
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This copy includes the original dust jacket in very good condition—an uncommon find. The cloth boards are clean and the interior pages bright, with no marks or writing. A fantastic addition for collectors of art history, Impressionism, or anyone styling with curated coffee table books that hold both aesthetic and intellectual value.
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