Corot, Monet, Sisley and Pissarro exhibition in Rome

Rome will host, at the Museo del Vittoriano, from 6 March until 29 June 2010, an important exhibition entitled “Corot, Monet, Sisley and Pissarro”.
Nature is the protagonist. There will be on display more or less 150 works including paintings, drawings on paper and vintage photographs of the most famous artists of the artistic movement born in France in the second half of the nineteenth century, all linked to the theme of the evolution of the representation of nature throughout the Impressionism.
Nature protagonist is produced in collaboration with prestigious private collections and with major museums around the world who have helped to bring about a striking thematic route starting from the artists of the Barbizon School, which abandon the classical and picturesque representation of nature to depict a more wild landscape, up to the new language with which the Impressionists, from about 1870, depict the landscape, trying to integrate nature and industry, city and country.

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