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A New Picasso Museum to be Named after Jacqueline Roque Pablo Picasso’s stepdaughter, Catherine Hutin-Blay, is the driving force behind the idea of a new Pablo Picasso museum. A former convent in Aix-en-Provence will be the location of this new… Continue Reading →
The Impressionism Style of the German/Swiss Artist Louise Catherine Breslau Louise Catherine Breslau was not officially part of the impressionism movement. However it is clear through her artworks, that Impressionism influenced her style. Maria Luise Katharina Breslau (December 6, 1856… Continue Reading →
Because of the Caronavirus outbreak, art museums around the world are closed & many exhibitions are not happening. In the meantime, you can still enjoy many art museums online. Press here for details. Impressionism Paintings – The Best Art Exhibitions… Continue Reading →
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 →
Van Gogh – Life in Arles, Provence In February 1888, Vincent Van Gogh, the Dutch painter, left the hectic Parisian capital for Provence. Coming from the cold and grey city, Van Gogh fell for the bright colors, sunshine and rugged… Continue Reading →
Travel – French Riviera & the Magical Saint Paul de Vence One cannot travel the French Riviera and not visit the small, picture-perfect historical town of Saint Paul de Vence. This small town has a rich artistic past, and even… Continue Reading →
Best Historical Fiction Novels about Claude Monet & the Impressionism Artists Are you a die-hard historical fiction bookworm? Do you love the revolutionary French Impressionists? If yes, then this page is for you! I have listed the best historical fiction… Continue Reading →
The Sad Story Behind Vincent Van Gogh – Art, Failure & Mental Illness Van Gogh’s art was not acknowledged during his lifetime. In fact, throughout his entire career as an artist, he only sold ONE painting. He died penniless. He… Continue Reading →
France – Saint Tropez & It’s Rich Artistic Past Traveling to France? Saint Tropez is a MUST place to visit when heading to the Cote D’Azur. In Saint Tropez the sun shines brighter & the blue seas shimmer with the… Continue Reading →