Posts tagged The Women of Impressionism
Marie Bracquemond—A Cautionary Tale on Picking the Wrong Husband
Marie Bracquemond—A Cautionary Tale on Picking the Wrong Husband

Marie Bracquemond presents a cautionary tale of the talented artist overshadowed by the demands of her partner. Her story also illustrates the importance of a supportive and encouraging family in the pursuit of creative success. 

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The Women of Impressionism by Lisa Michaux
The Women of Impressionism by Lisa Michaux

It’s my great privilege to present to you, our followers, Lisa Michaux's presentation of The Women of Impressionism to a sold-out crowd at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Watch this video with a cup of coffee, a glass of wine, or your favorite art book wide open to the joys and struggles of the women of the 19th century. CLICK ON THE VIDEO ARROW, AS THAT IS THE LINK!

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Lifestyle, StyleCynthia SutterLisa Michaux, Art Curator, Mia, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Art Lecture at Mia, The Women of Impressionism, Friends of the Institute, 19th Century French Comment