Monet's Water Lilies Leads Impressionist Exhibition in the U.S.
The Fubon Art Museum is set to showcase a new exhibition, "Impressionism - From Monet to America: Light Across the Ocean," from June 11 to September 29, featuring 52 pieces from the Worcester Art Museum in the U.S., reflecting the impact of Impressionism on Europe and America.
Key highlights include Monet's "Water Lilies," the first piece from this series to be collected by an American museum, alongside masterworks from Childe Hassam, known as the "American Monet."
The Worcester Art Museum has actively collected Impressionist works since its opening in 1898, making this exhibition a valuable opportunity to explore how Impressionism expanded from Paris to America through cultural translation and new contexts.
