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Impressionism: Claude Monet and His Contemporaries

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This lecture explores the birth of Impressionism with artists like Renoir and Manet, focusing on themes such as modern life, landscapes, and societal criticism. It delves into the evolution of Monet's work, from industrial landscapes to his iconic series on Rouen Cathedral.

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