Exhibition in Fine Arts seeks to capture the rebel character of the impressionists – The Observatorial

A painter like the Frenchman Claude Monet, adored today, was considered at the end of the 19th century a small radical artist. His work was rejected by the very conservative jury of the Academy of Fine Arts of Paris, a state institution, which decided which piece did meet the ideals of art established by the French Government in order to be displayed at the Great Art Exhibition of the French capital. Young people like Monet rebelled against the …

The exhibition 'Monet's Impressionist Revolution to Matisse' above Bellas Artes with almost 50 works from the Dallas Art Museum.

The origin of the art exhibitions to which anyone can enter today at the cost of a ticket, is the product of a revolution and, for this, of an act of rebellion in the nineteenth century.They were invented in 1874, in Paris, by the not so welcome eruption of impressionist painters.Before them, everything was very different.The exhibitions were held in the art halls for which there were extremely strict and conservative jurors.When you hear about …

Exhibition in Fine Arts seeks to capture the rebel character of the impressionists – The Observatorial

Today, artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Pierre-August Renoir, Édouard Manet, Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot, Edvard Munch and Piet Mondrian are recognized, even revered and considered the great Classics of art, but it was not always the case. At the beginning of their careers, especially when some of them exhibited their work grouped in the […]