Harmon Siegel is a Junior Fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows. His writing has appeared in publications such as the Art Bulletin, Artforum, and American Art.
""Impressionism, in its emphasis on subjectivity, lends itself to the notion of the individual genius. Siegel delves into Monet’s habit of painting identical scenes alongside his peers and asks how this collaborative practice might change our understanding of the movement. "" * Apollo Magazine * ""“Siegel contributes a sustained critical and theoretical inquiry into side-by-side paintings, complicating the understanding of the Impressionists’ objective to copy nature through nuanced discussions of relevant 19th-century concepts such as accuracy and audience, influence, and originality. . . . Highly recommended.”"" * Choice *