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Henri Lebasque Paintings “of Joy & Light” Henri Lebasque was a French post-impressionism painter. He was born in 25 September 1865 in Champigné. Lebasque started his art studies at the School of Beaux-Arts in Angers. From there and at the age… Continue Reading →
The School of Paris – Art Created by Jewish Immigrant Artists Paris was the epicenter of the art world in the 19th and 20th centuries, attracting artists from all over the globe. Any artist dreaming of making a name in… Continue Reading →
A Must Read Book about Vincent Van Gogh Called Sunflowers by Sheramy Bundrick “Sunflowers” is loosely based historical fiction book about Vincent Van Gogh, the Dutch post-impressionism painter . The author, Sheramy Bundrick , who is also a professor in… Continue Reading →
Marcel Dyf – The Lesser Known French Landscape Impressionist Marcel Dyf was a self-taught French Impressionism painter. He started out as an engineer but at the age of twenty-three, decided to pursue art. During his lifetime, his career as an artist… Continue Reading →
The Art World Thought Van Gogh’s Artworks “Rubbish” During His Lifetime Today we celebrate Vincent Van Gogh as one of the greatest post-impressionists of all time. His paintings are loved for their raw honesty, bold colors and beauty. The most… Continue Reading →
The Famous Impressionists & Their Homes in France Scattered throughout France are quite a few houses that belonged to the famous impressionists. It’s pretty amazing visiting these homes as they give you a more intimate glimpse into their lives. The homes… Continue Reading →
September 2020 Update: No Jacqueline Roque – Picasso Museum in Aix for Now The establishment of the Picasso Museum in Aix-en-Provence is not happening at the moment. The opening date for the museum was originally scheduled for 2021. However the… Continue Reading →
Because of the COVID-19 outbreak, many art museums around the world are closed & planned exhibitions are not happening (or are being postponed). I will attempt to keep the exhibition dates updated, but please keep in mind that these scheduled… 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 →
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 →