Step inside a Monet painting at this immersive experience in Atlanta. Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience offers a new ...

No matter where you are in South Florida, it’s never that far from the Everglades. Yet it takes someone like painter Magnus Sodamin to capture the famous ecosystem at its peak of beauty.

An immersive art exhibition, featuring the works of Impressionist painters, such as Van Gogh and Monet, is taking place at the Discovery Center Museum.

The primary author of the top five scoring posters will be given certificates of recognition, monetary AAD certificates, and the poster abstract will be published in an online JAAD supplement. **Case ...

Guests can peruse multiple levels of photographer Nadar's studio where the Impressionist Exhibition was held, step into Frédéricstep Bazille’s studio, observe Monet and Renoir painting at Île ...

The roots of Impressionism trace back to 1874 when French artists such as Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro and Pierre-Auguste Renoir organized an exhibition in Paris under the name ...

A significant number addressed to Edouard Fer, a neo-impressionist disciple whose independent means and connections enabled him to promote Signac's career. Other correspondents include Camille ...

Piet Mondrian’s final trio of paintings was tinted by the last place the Dutch abstract artist called home: New York. Made in quick succession after World War II pushed him to move to Manhattan ...

That ambient modernity was reflected in the author’s prose, but so was Impressionism, which guided how Proust described his scenes and sensations. He ranked Monet and Vermeer among his favorite ...

Faces of Music launches Jan. 22 on Hulu. By Rania Aniftos Time to embrace the Faces of Music. Sephora U.S. — in collaboration with Digitas Pictures and Imagine Documentaries — announced Friday ...

Paris 1874 brings together 125 paintings, prints, sculptures, and pastels to present many of Impressionism’s emerging works alongside ... before been brought to the United States—conveys what Monet ...

This is quite something: a recreation of one show by Monet that happened 120 years ... It was an almost parodic Impressionist exercise except it took on industrial chimney stacks and commuter ...