This fine art visual lecture is part of an educational series created by Vanessa Rothe and includes a very informative, brief overview of Impressionism. The lecture spans 2 centuries and 2 continents. From its conception in Paris in 1863, to its influence on American artists who traveled there. It covers the movement of the Wanderers from Russia who at the same year separated from tradition to paint everyday life. It explains briefly Socialist Realism and Soviet Impressionism, ending with comparisons from contemporary artists to these historical masterworks of the past. Includes rare available artwork.
