Join us on Wednesday, December 2 for our last webinar of 2026, “Networks of Impressionism: Visualizing a Movement,” with the Director of the Museum Baberini Dr. Ortrud Westheider and Provenance Research Associate Linda Hacka.
Networks on Impressionism: Visualizing the Movement Read More »
This fall, the Saint Louis Art Museum is presenting the first exhibition to focus on landscapes as a distinct body of work essential for understanding the women of the Impressionism movement.
On View: Women Impressionists and the Land Read More »
Using Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s La Petite Irène as a case study, Doreen Carvajal will trace the painting from the Cahen d’Anvers family through wartime seizure, Hermann Göring’s network, recovery by the Monuments Men, and its postwar acquisition by Emil Bührle.
The Girl in Blue: Provenance, Archives, and the Afterlife of a Looted Renoir Read More »
Chief Curator and Director of Conservation and Collections at the musée d’Orsay Paul Perrin will explore the exhibition’s key considerations, from the conceptualization of the theme, to the design of the space and the presentation of the works.
On View: The Art of the Exhibition Read More »
Chief Curator and Director of Conservation and Collections at the musée d’Orsay Paul Perrin will explore the exhibition’s key considerations, from the conceptualization of the theme, to the design of the space and the presentation of the works.
Florine Stettheimer and Georgia O’Keeffe: Alternative Modernists Read More »
Chief Curator and Director of Conservation and Collections at the musée d’Orsay Paul Perrin will explore the exhibition’s key considerations, from the conceptualization of the theme, to the design of the space and the presentation of the works.
Looking at “Renoir and Love: A Joyful Modernity” Read More »
