Bursting with beautifully reproduced paintings, sketches, period and present-day photography, and further 'illustrated' by telling quotations from diaries, letters and other contemporary sources, this lavishly produced giftbook focuses on where and how the impressionists lived, and the ways in which their homes and domestic routines were a mainstay of their art. It will appeal to all those who have long enjoyed the impressionists, as well as serving as the perfect introduction for anyone coming fresh to these popular and much-loved artists.

About the Author

Pamela Todd studied History of Art at the University of London, and now lives in Bath. She is the author of over a dozen books, including The Impressionists' Table and The Arts & Crafts Companion, published by Thames & Hudson in 2004. Her book William Morris and the Arts & Crafts Home is also published by Thames & Hudson this autumn.