Modern Painting

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Exploring the intersection of art and literature, this book highlights George Moore's journey from aspiring painter to influential writer. Coming from a Catholic background, he embraced naturalism and was inspired by French realists, notably Émile Zola. His candid treatment of controversial subjects like prostitution and sexuality initially drew criticism, but his work gained acceptance over time. "Modern Painting," published in 1893, marks a pivotal moment as it introduces Impressionism to English readers, showcasing his commitment to bridging cultural gaps.