From Impressionism to Modernism in Cleveland
For the first time, the Keithley collection is presented in its entirety until January 8, 2023 at the Museum of Art in Cleveland, Ohio.
Art, history, conferences
Fabrice Roy
- 2 days ago
Marie at the museum
Marie Petiet, realist painter, marked the artistic landscape of the second half of the 19th century. To discover at the Petiet de Limoux mus
Fabrice Roy
- 3 days ago
Vincent in Détroit
The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) is offering an unprecedented exhibition of works by Vincent Van Gogh.
Fabrice Roy
- 5 days ago
Women, painters, impressionists
Alongside Manet, Degas, Monet, Pissarro, these great travelers or mothers, passionate, will live again on December 15 in Nice.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 19
The road to Naples by Gustave and Giuseppe
In 1872, Gustave Caillebotte was 24 years old. He leaves for Italy, in reference to the "Grand Tour". He painted "A road in Naples".
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 18
The wonders of the Valence museum...
The Museum of Valence, art and archeology, is located in the historic center of old Valence and is rich in more than 20,000 works.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 17
The Impressionists and the snow...
The arrival of winter inspired me to take a walk among the canvases of Alfred Sisley, Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, Armand Guillaumin
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 15
James Guthrie, between realism and impressionism
Very close to Whistler, whom he admired, Sir James Guthrie (1859-1930) was one of the most gifted landscape painters of the "Glasgow Group".
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 14
Lovers of Father Lathuile...
Édouard Manet immortalized the cabaret of Père Lathuile with this painting, painted in 1879.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 13
The Caillebotte brothers and the Street-Art
Martial and Gustave Caillebotte inspired C125, the street artist, who has just represented them in a fresco on a building in Argenteuil.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 12
The National Gallery in Asia...
“From Botticelli to Van Gogh”: 52 National Gallery masterpieces will tour Asia in 2023 and early 2024.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 11
Claude Monet's November 11
On November 12, 1918, Claude Monet wrote to Georges Clemenceau that he wished to donate to the State decorations in honor of the victory.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 10
Jules Chéret: Art and poster...
Born under the July Monarchy, Jules Chéret captured the eyes of his contemporaries with his brightly colored posters.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 9
Caillebotte and the "pont de l'Europe"
In 1876, Gustave Caillebotte undertook to paint the Pont de l'Europe, which spans the tracks of the Saint Lazare station in Paris.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 7
The Hasso Plattner Collection at the Barberini Museum
The Barberini Museum in Potsdam presents an extensive collection of impressionist works gathered by its founder Hasso Plattner
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 5
Guillaume Durand's "Manet" rewarded
The Renaudot Essay 2022 prize is awarded to Guillaume Durand for his book dedicated to Édouard Manet "Lunch on the grass".
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 2
Prendergast: the freedom of style
Maurice Brazil Prendergast represented for art across the Atlantic a transition between impressionism and post-impressionism.
Fabrice Roy
- Nov 1
Claude Monet under the gaze of P.J. Toulet
In 1924, "Notes d'Art" appeared, a posthumous work in which Paul-Jean Toulet (1865-1920) gave his impressions, thoughts and critics.
Fabrice Roy
- Oct 28
Three museums for three artists
Until February 5, 2023, three museums in the Oise are offering a joint exhibition around Dupré, Daubigny and Pissarro.
Fabrice Roy
- Oct 26
Constable in Turin: the landscapes of the soul
Through sixty works the Reggia di Venaria presents a John Constable exhibition until February 5, 2023.