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As relevant today as they were more than a century ago, Canada's Impressionists took one of the world’s most revolutionary artistic movements and made it their own.
This engaging overview introduces Canadian artists who travelled to Europe to further their education. When they returned home, they brought new techniques and ideas with them.
Canada and Impressionism: New Horizons
This lavish overview of Canadian Impressionism and its enduring influence features ten essays by curators and other art experts, along with some 300 illustrations and an illustrated timeline.
Not all Impressionist art is from France!
Discover Canada and Impressionism through a lively online exchange with one of our interpreters. These free public webinars are offered in English and in French.
![Peter Pitseolak, Untitled (Aggeok, wife of Peter Pitseolak, wearing beaded amautik [parka with a pouch at back to carry an infant] with butterfly made by her husband), c. 1940–45, gelatin silver print.](https://www.gallery.ca/sites/default/files/styles/ngc_crop_4x3_640px/public/focus-series-arctic-thumb.jpg?itok=mGFdMQY9)
