Impressionism I

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Impressionism: Revolution in Light and Color Dive into the world of Impressionism, the radical art movement that forever changed the way we see and interpret the world. Across two engaging three-week sessions, explore how painters like Monet, Degas, Renoir, and Morisot defied tradition, capturing fleeting moments and the essence of modern life with shimmering light and bold brushstrokes. Trace the origins of this groundbreaking style, its challenges to the art establishment, and its profound influence on both culture and future generations of artists. Whether you’re a seasoned art enthusiast or simply curious, this journey will deepen your appreciation for one of history’s most beloved artistic revolutions. FEE: Free for Patrons SCHEDULE: 3 Mondays, January 13 to 27 from 10:00 to 11:00 AM FORMAT: This is an online event. A link will be emailed to participants one day before the event. PRESENTER Susan Moffatt has degrees from The University of Winnipeg and The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, England. Over the years, she has taught a creative span of art history courses, that include The Art Survey through African, Contemporary, both Dutch and Italian Renaissance, Art Between the Wars, Manitoba and Canadian Art, Prehistoric Art, Impressionism, Art Nouveau/Art Deco, and others. Her other interests include heritage buildings. She is a member of the Friends of Dalnavert Board and has been associated with Dalnavert since its inception as a museum in 1974. She has also worked for the University of Manitoba (School of Art), the Winnipeg Art Gallery, and the Manitoba Museum.