In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870–1940
Paintings of America’s rural fields, maritime coasts, and growing cities glow with brisk brushstrokes, vibrant color, and atmospheric light. The exhibition traces how local artists used Impressionist techniques to capture everyday moments from 1870–1940.
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American Impressionist paintings capture rural fields, maritime scenes, and bustling city streets with brisk brushstrokes, vibrant color, and glowing atmospheric light. A focused look at 1870–1940 artists portraying everyday American life and place.
American Impressionist paintings capture rural fields, maritime scenes, and bustling city streets with brisk brushstrokes, vibrant color, and glowing atmospheric light. A focused look at 1870–1940 artists portraying everyday American life and place.
American Impressionist paintings capture rural fields, maritime scenes, and bustling city streets with brisk brushstrokes, vibrant color, and glowing atmospheric light. A focused look at 1870–1940 artists portraying everyday American life and place.
Contemporary works by women rooted in the Pacific Northwest that emphasize material mastery and regional perspectives across varied media; on view at Asheville Art Museum through May 17, 2026, gallery open Wed–Sun at 11am.
Contemporary works by women rooted in the Pacific Northwest that emphasize material mastery and regional perspectives across varied media; on view at Asheville Art Museum through May 17, 2026, gallery open Wed–Sun at 11am.
Contemporary works by women rooted in the Pacific Northwest that emphasize material mastery and regional perspectives across varied media; on view at Asheville Art Museum through May 17, 2026, gallery open Wed–Sun at 11am.