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‎Eschelbacher, Andrew and Lloyd DeWitt‎

Reference : 032207

(2024)

ISBN : 9780300273816

‎Farm to Table. Art, Food, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism‎

‎Eschelbacher, Andrew and Lloyd DeWitt: Farm to Table. Art, Food, and Identity in the Age of Impressionism. 2024. 224 pages with 110 illustrations. Hard cover. 28 x 24cms. An exploration of France's relationship to food as represented in late 19th century French art. Five essays address depictions of food from cultivation to consumption, including wheat and dairy; discuss the implication of food in understanding gender and colonialism; and lastly, the French food phenomena in late 19th century America. Followed by an illustrated catalogue of 64 works.‎


‎An exploration of Franceâs relationship to food as represented in late 19th century French art. Five essays address depictions of food from cultivation to consumption, including wheat and dairy; discuss the implication of food in understanding gender and colonialism; and lastly, the French food phenomena in late 19th century America. Followed by an illustrated catalogue of 64 works. Text in English‎

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