Jessika Gossl
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Sep
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With their unique style, the Impressionists had tapped into something ethereal and futuristic.
Only recently have their works come to be fully appreciated.
All of the Impressionist artworks had a deep connection to real life, to nature and to the scenes that surround us every single day.
The group captured those scenes, turning the seemingly mundane into something beautiful and timeless.
The original Anonymous Society of Painters and their supporters changed the way that art was viewed and how it could be exhibited.
They bucked the trend and turned rejection into triumph.
Their courageous decision to step away from the confines of traditional rules and regulations was transformational.
It led to an emergence of new art, new galleries, and less traditional art institutions.
They included women in their exhibitions at a time when they were suppressed by society.
And they proved to everyone that beauty was in the eye of the beholder.
The artist Marie Bracamont summed up the genre perfectly.
Impressionism has produced not only a new, but a very useful way of looking at things.
It is though all at once a window opens and the sun and air enter your house in Torrance.
It was indeed as if a positive light had shone brightly on the art world, producing something pure and natural.
Unfortunately, Impressionist art was way ahead of its time, and in the late 19th century, some people just weren't ready for it.
Today, the Impressionists' paintings are on display in all the best galleries.
Monet's paintings are some of the most sought-after pieces for collectors.
In 2019, one of his works from the Haystack series sold for more than 110 million.
And in the early 1990s, a version of Renoir's most famous piece, Bal du Moulin de la Galette, sold for over 78 million.
The two artists were living in poverty in Paris when the movement began, with Monet struggling to support a wife and family.
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