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Re: Impressionism

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carla schiller (charwitt.us)
Mon, 13 Apr 1998 19:39:34 -0700 (PDT)

Nicki - I don't think it's appropriate to provide answers to questions you
are supposed to be researching (if I sound like a high school teacher, I
am!). You're welcome to view my Art History links and you'll find a
number of useful internet sources. There are also many good art history
books that will help you, such as those by Janson , Stokstad, and Gardner.
My art history webpage is located at:
http://lausd.k12.ca.us/~charwitt/art.html
Good luck!

Carla Schiller, Esq.
Teacher, Highly Gifted Magnet
North Hollywood High School, CA
e-mail: charwitt.us
webpage index: http://lausd.k12.ca.us/~charwitt/index.html
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On Mon, 13 Apr 1998 NickiG4 wrote:

> This is not a response, but rather, a cry for help. I am
> a senior in high school doing research on impressionism
> for my senior project. I need a couple of questions
> answered.
>
> 1. How has impressionism affected modern life, in the art
> sense and beyond?
> 2. HOw did impressionism evolve?
> 3. Who were some of the most influential artists?
> 4. Are there any impressionist artists today?
> 5. Are there any people or sources you could refer me to
> that could benefit my research?
>
> If anyone could help me with these questions, please get
> back to me as soon as possible. You can e-mail me at
> NickiG4. Thank you.
>