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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “impressionism”

Current and coming: The rise of impressionism in Dallas

Editorial Staff April 22, 2024 Exhibitions

The Dallas Museum of Art explores the art movement’s revolutionary history.

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Current and Coming: Delayed Debuts in Greenwich

Editorial Staff January 2, 2023 Art, Exhibitions

In Connecticut, the Greenwich Historical Society has finally been able to mount Life and Art: The Greenwich Paintings of John Henry Twachtman.

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THE FLOWERING OF AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM IN GLOUCESTER

Henry Adams December 30, 2022 Art

How Frank Duveneck fostered the rise of a new painting genre in the coastal Massachusetts town of Gloucester

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Cézanne Reconsidered

James Gardner February 22, 2021 Art, Exhibitions

A pair of recent exhibitions prompts a new look at the eminent French postimpressionist  

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Looking Forward: Mutual Monet Admiration

Thomas Connors June 23, 2020 Exhibitions

Museums in Boston and Chicago plan for exhibitions that demonstrate the two cities’ shared love of the French Impressionist

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Hail the Met at 150

Editorial Staff April 27, 2020 Exhibitions

A cultural institution of transcendent richness and breadth, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York enters its sesquicentennial year

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Encounters with Whistler, Waifs, and Kaiser Wilhelm

Eve M. Kahn December 30, 2019 Books

The painter Mary Rogers Williams, a baker’s daughter from Hartford, Connecticut, may be the only nineteenth-century woman artist whose thoughts and feelings are almost fully known.

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The Beguiling Berthe Morisot

Nicole Anderson December 18, 2018 Exhibitions

An exhibition in 1876 at Paul Durand-Ruel’s gallery in Paris drew ridicule from art critic Albert Wolff, who warned readers of Le Figaro: “Here five or six lunatics, one of whom is a woman . . . have gotten together to work. These self-styled artists call themselves ‘Impressionists.’ ”

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Sunny dispositions

James Gardner May 23, 2018 Exhibitions

A new exhibition at the Met examines the glad spirits of the impressionists and others en plein air

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Of an artist dying young

Editorial Staff May 19, 2017 Exhibitions

Frédéric Bazille at the National Gallery of Art.

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