Industrial RevolutionImpressionism
Impressionism
Light and movement as the crux of human perception
A rebellious painter shocks the French Salon and courts his brothers wife
1832 – 1883
The soul of Impressionism
1841 – 1895
Why did we forget about Alfred Sisley?
1839 – 1899
Peaceful anarchist, advocate of the working man
1830 – 1903
An impressionist's legacy buried by abuse
1840 – 1916
"Only when he no longer knows what he is doing does the painter do good things."
1834 – 1917
“Sculpture is the art of the hole and the lump”
1840 – 1917
A self-taught painter struggles through poverty and war
1841 – 1919
Bright sun, blue seas
1863 – 1923
Portrait painter extraordinaire
1856 – 1925
Painting nature from a small boat
1840 – 1926
The unflinching embrace of motherhood
1844 – 1926
Quiet portraits of daily life
1859 – 1935
A quiet man transcends racism to bring art back to religion
1859 – 1937
The 'new woman' in painting
1855 – 1942
Envisioning a pastel eden
1902 – 2001
