Month July 2019
Montmartre History – Its Artistic Past Montmartre was the place to be for any budding artist in the 19th century. Painters, dancers, writers, actors and musicians flocked to Montmartre from near & afar to make their mark in the art… Continue Reading →
3 Days in Provence & Soak up the Rich Artistic Past Below is a 3 day itinerary for Provence in the footsteps of the French post-impressionism painters, Paul Cezanne and Vincent Van Gogh. When travelling around Provence you will see… Continue Reading →
Travel Toulouse – The Beautiful Pink City Toulouse, the forth largest city in France, is nicknamed the “pink city” or in French “La Ville Rose”. Its name comes from the distinctive rose-colored brick buildings of the city. In the magical… Continue Reading →
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many art museums around the world are closed. Many exhibitions are either not happening or being postponed. I will try to keep the dates of the exhibitions updated but please keep in mind that they… Continue Reading →
![A Boy with Sailboats by the Neo-impressionism Painter Henri Martin [Public Domain]](https://www.itravelwithart.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/a-boy-with-sailboats-600x726.jpg)
A Boy with Sailboats by the Neo-impressionism Painter Henri Martin [Public Domain]
Art Museums & Famous Artworks all over France
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A Guide to the Best Art Museums for Seeing the Famous Artwork of the Impressionists Going to France? Want to know where you can view the most famous artwork of the French Impressionists? Look no further!! Below is a comprehensive… Continue Reading →
Mont Sainte Victoire – In the Footsteps of Paul Cezanne Paul Cezanne painted Mont Sainte Victoire again and again between the years 1882 and 1906. These paintings are considered as some of the best landscapes ever painted. Art historians and… Continue Reading →
Are you familiar with the lesser known but gorgeous Claude Monet Paintings of Venice? The stunning Claude Monet Venice paintings were an instant success when he exhibited them in Paris for the first time. They sold like hot cakes! This… Continue Reading →
Auguste Renoir Masterpiece – Luncheon of the Boating Party Even if you are indifferent to impressionism art, you will probably still be familiar with the very famous Renoir masterpiece: Luncheon of the Boating Party. This painting is practically the “Mona… Continue Reading →
The Story of Albert Marquet Albert Marquet (1875-1947) is one of the forgotten French post-impressionism artists of the twentieth century. He chose to evolve on his own rather than to belong to any of the art movements. His paintings are… Continue Reading →