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Online Art Information Exhibition feature (2007). A look at French artist Eugène Boudin's (1824–1898) works in the National Gallery's collection, including scenes of tourists at fashionable Normandy resorts. Discusses the rise of tourism and leisure in France, as well as plein-air (outdoor) painting. |
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Online Art Information Exhibition feature (2006). A key figure in the impressionist and post impressionist movements, Cézanne is often seen as the father of modern art. This feature focuses on the works painted in and around his native Aix-en-Provence, celebrating the landscape and the rich associations it had for him. Includes audio, maps, and zoom option for close study. |
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Online Art Information Exhibition feature (2005). Nineteenth-century French artist Félix-Hilaire Buhot created impressionist prints notable for reproducing the effects of weather. In single prints he combined techniques such as etching, drypoint, aquatint and even photomechanical reproduction, as well as different types of inks and papers. Zoom option for close study. |
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Online Art Information Online tour of the Gallery's permanent collection of nineteenth-century small-scale French paintings. Includes works by Corot, Degas, Monet, Bonnard, and others. Zoom option for close study. |
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Online Art Information Highlights from an exhibition on French postimpressionist Édouard Vuillard. Includes an in-depth study of the five-panel screen, Place Vintimille |
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Online Art Information In-depth study of The Dance Lesson by French impressionist Edgar Degas |
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Online Art Information Exhibition brochure on French impressionists and the study of nature in Argenteuil; includes art by Claude Monet and Auguste Renoir |
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Online Art Information Exhibition brochure and virtual tour |
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Online Art Information The perspective of two collectors on their private collection of American impressionist paintings |
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Online Art Information Exhibition brochure (1998). The Gare Saint-Lazare and its vicinity attracted many artists who found in the modern environment of the train station an appropriate setting for their exploration of new pictorial forms. Among the artists drawn to this neighborhood were several impressionists, including Manet's friends Monet and Caillebotte. |
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