Section II: Books, Videotapes and CD-ROMs from UNC-CH libraries

Print sources

Gache-Patin, Sylvie. Monet: the ultimate impressionist. Translated by Anthony Roberts.
New York: H.N. Abrams, 1999.
Art- ND553.M65P3713

White, Barbara Ehrlich, ed. Impressionism in Perspective. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.:
Prentice Hall, c.1978.
Art- ND547.5.141448

One non-paper source

A&E Television Networks. The Impressionists (videorecording): the other French revolution. Produced, written and directed by Alfred, Bruce. 2 videodiscs, 100 min. each. 2001. DVD.
UL Media Resources Center- 65-DVD841

Section III: Electronic Indexes and Database Sources

Boorstin, Daniel J. (1992, August 31) Art of the instantaneous. US News and World Report (Online), 113, p97-98. Available: Infotrac General Reference Center Gold (NCLIVE) (2002, September 11)
---used advanced search using keywords history, Monet, Impressionism

Dudar, Helen. (1994, November) Impressionism's hard yet glorious formative years. Smithsonian (Online), 25, p78-85. Available: Infotrac General Reference Center Gold (NCLIVE) (2002, September 11).

Paulk, Sarah Frances.(1979) The aesthetics of Impressionism; studies in art and literature. Ph.D. dissertation, Florida State University (Online). Available: Bibliography of the History of Art (2002, September 9)

Updike, John. (1990, March 19) Monet isn't everything: an orgy of impressionism in Boston, 202, p.28-30. The New Republic (Online). Available: Infotrac General Reference Center Gold (NCLIVE) (2002, September 11).

(2001, October 26). The Man Who Made Matisse. Australian Financial Review
(Online), 3267 words. Available: LexisNexis Academic (2002, September 9)

(2002, February 16). What is Impressionism? Courier Mail (Online), 1218 words.
Available: LexisNexis Academic (2002, September 9)

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