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posted on November 19, 2007 by eandl

Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism

This evening we spent some time looking at works by Monet and others at the North Carolina Museum of Art. We prefer to go to these special exhibitions on Member Mondays when it’s not nearly as crowded.

While the Impressionism movement is not my favorite (we saw several dozen works by Monet last year), I can appreciate the style. I had two favorites. “The End of the Working Day” by Breton was incredible in person. The canvas is massive and the intense light of the sun and detailed shade was magnificent. This photo, frankly, doesn’t do it justice.

breton.jpg

My other favorite was “On the Heights” by Curran. The play of light and darks in the girl’s faces is lovely and I really like the paint strokes in the sky.

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Related posts:

  1. Monet exhibit
  2. brave purple, indeed
  3. Bathroom model pt. VI
  4. taking a much needed break from painting

Tagged With: Art, Breton, Curran, Monet, museum, NCMA

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