On display January 29–July 18, 2021

Impressionism is perhaps the most well-known movement in the history of art. Its irresistible allure is in the seductive vision of life’s fleeting moments distilled to their essence.

This unique exhibit features original paintings, charcoal illustrations, and prints by quintessential impressionists Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Camille Pissarro, generously on loan from the collection of Drs. Morton and Tobia Mower.

All three painters produced a prodigious amount of stunning lithographs in collaboration with printmaker George William Thornley. This exhibition is among the first to examine these remarkable relationships and to showcase the works that emerged from this influential moment in time.

Admission

• $8 adults
• $5 students/seniors
• Free for Museum members and children age 3 and younger

To ensure the health and safety of all guests, timed-entry tickets are required. Visitors can guarantee their admission by purchasing tickets in advance online or by phone at 303-651-8374.