The world of impressionist cities and modern lifeThe Impressionists made the modern city a spectacle of circulation, light, work and leisure captured in the moment.
1860 - 1914Half a century of urban transformation
Street, stage, cafeThree theaters of modern life
Paris, Rouen, BostonMetropolises and ports observed on the spot
35,000 °CModern scenes and works created by the artists represented - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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1860 -1914 · Boulevards, cafes, theaters and leisure activities
The Impressionists made the modern city a spectacle of circulation, light, work and leisure captured in the moment.
In the 19th century, the city changed scale and rhythm. Expanded boulevards, train stations, cafes, theaters, ports and new leisure venues offer painters contemporary subjects. Degas observes behind the scenes, the dancers and the dressing rooms; Caillebotte constructs daring views of the street and the interior; Cassatt looks at the theater as a social space; Monet, Jongkind, Hassam and Lebourg follow variations in water, mist and traffic. The free touch, cut frames and high views reflect variations in water, mist and traffic. The free touch, cut frames and high views reflect variations in water, mist and traffic. The free touch, cut frames and high views reflect variations in water, mist and traffic. The free touch, cut frames and high views reflect a mobile perception, close to photography and walking. Modernity is therefore not only the subject: it transforms the very way of composing. There selection "Impressionist cities and modern life" notably compares Bords de la Seine in Argenteuil and Les Actresses dans le loge. Its reading favors atmosphere.
The impressionist city never poses: it passes, sparkles, is reflected and already disappears the moment the painter seizes it.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The city is becoming a major subject
Boulevards, ports and shows enter painting with new framing. This milestone illuminates the "Impressionist Cities and Modern Life" collection by favoring atmosphere.
The Impressionist Experience
Independent exhibitions, free touches and observation of leisure define a new modernity.
Diffusion and new perspectives
The impressionist city travels in Europe and America, between crowds, electric light and traffic.
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Mobile framing
Cut figures and high views give the impression of a moving gaze. This line guides a reading of "Impressionist Cities and Modern Life" centered on the atmosphere.
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Urban light
Street lights, windows, sky and reflections transform the colors of the street.
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Modern leisure
Coffee, theater, dance and walks became subjects worthy of great painting.
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Fragmented crowd
Each character keeps their trajectory within a shared space.
Explore by universe
Boulevards, shows and new points of view
Dancers, cafes, ports, theaters and streets reveal the many faces of modernity.
Argenteuil01
The waterfront city
Shore, bridge and modern activity meet the changing light of the Seine.
For a bright landscape. Reading "Impressionist Cities and Modern Life" through atmosphere.Lodge02
See and be seen
In the theater, the spectator himself becomes a figure of the social spectacle.
For elegant decorationCoffee03
Boulevard Montmartre
Tables, silhouettes and circulation make up an ordinary moment in the capital.
For a Parisian atmosphereDanse04
The modern body
Repetition, effort and pose show behind the scenes as much as the stage.
For a dynamic roomPort05
Exchanges and atmosphere
Masts, quays and water reflect the commercial movement without losing the poetry of the place.
For a great horizonBoulevard06
Looking up
The plunging perspective transforms passers-by and cars into graphic rhythm.
For a bold composition
Works to discover
Impressionist cities and modern life
The first available works pass from the banks of Argenteuil to the lodges, cafés and dancers observed by Degas.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
From the work to your interior
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Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Prefer a boulevard for movement, a dressing room for elegance, a dancer for figure or a port for openness.
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Are reproductions painted with oil paint?
Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
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The painter uses the composition, values, colors and materials visible in the chosen work from the Impressionist Cities and Modern Life collection, with particular attention paid to the atmosphere.
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