National Gallery of Art – Essay Impressionism

Degas, Monet, and the Société Anonyme.

This mini-documentary focuses on the origins of Impressionism and was specifically created for the National Gallery of Art, in Washington DC, US. 

It delves into the prominent figures of the movement, including Degas, Cassatt, Monet, and others, who joined forces to establish the Société Anonyme.

These artists bravely broke away from traditional artistic styles, embracing a new perspective of the world and igniting a revolution in art.

They are the Impressionists, and this is their story.

What it is about: The birth of Impressionism

We love this project for: It features amazing paintings

Things to watch out for: This is not your typical art history class

  • Client: National Gallery of art
  • Year: 2024
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