Impressionism and Nineteenth-century Art: A Research Guide: Books

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Try these subject headings (and variations thereof) :

Imperialism in art

Orientalism--France

Feminism in literature

Popular culture --France --Paris --History --19th century

Leisure industry --France --Paris

Spectacular, The --Government policy --France --Paris

France --Civilization --19th century

Stereotypes (Social psychology) --Social aspects --History

Zola, Émile, 1840-1902 --Criticism and interpretation

Consumption (Economics) in literature

Cosmetics industry --France --History

Clothing and dress --France --History --19th century

Fashion --France --Paris --History --19th century.

 

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Here are some subject headings with links to subject browses that might help research on the photo to the right:

Street photography > France > Paris

Atget, Eugène, 1857-1927 > Criticism and interpretation

Paris (France) > Pictorial works > Exhibitions

France > Social life and customs > Exhibitions

Surrealism > Photography

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