Monet’s “Impression, Sunrise,” one of the most famous paintings ever created, will soon be at the National Gallery. A previous version of this article and its headline incorrectly said Monet ...

It’s Claude Monet’s “Impression, Sunrise.” Monet painted it in 1872, when he was still a young upstart. With a few dozen short, calligraphic horizontals of salmony orange, he rendered the ...

In 1872, Claude Monet sat down at his easel in Le Havre and painted what he would later call Impression, Sunrise. Critics initially mocked the painting for its visible brushstrokes and seemingly ...

“If there’s one painting that is the absolute icon of this moment and show, it’s Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise,” Kimberly Jones, curator of 19th-century French painting at the ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Is Impressionism played out? As a cash cow, maybe. The movement that launched a billion-dollar industry of calendars, coffee mugs, tote bags, posters and, more recently ...

1. The Most Famous Impressionist Painting: Impression, Sunrise Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise is a masterpiece that paved ...

Impressionism is perhaps the most-viewed and ... an everyday harbor view at sunrise by Claude Monet. It would become one of the most important works of all time, placed side by side as both ...

Monet’s Impression, Sunrise (1872) inspired the movement’s name, which was coined contemptuously. In an article headlined “The Exhibition of the Impressionists,” critic Louis Leroy ...

Monet’s 1872 “Impression, Sunrise” is one of the most famous works in art history, the painting that inspired the name “impressionism.” This juxtaposition sets the stage for a thoroughly ...

It was a less-than-complimentary review by the critic Louis Leroy of this show that would give the burgeoning art group their name: Leroy describing how Monet’s Impression, Sunrise was less ...

Beginning June 29, the Art Institute of Chicago will be showcasing the art of Gustave Caillebotte in a major exhibition that ...

The Boston Book Festival’s Art History Keynote was packed this year, with all 300 seats of the Boston Public Library’s Rabb Hall filled and even more festival-goers hoping to hear the speech ...