Impressionism — An Exhibition of Light and Gesture

A virtual exhibition of Impressionist masterworks by Monet, Renoir, Degas and their circle, each with its own detail page.

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A virtual exhibition of Impressionist masterworks by Monet, Renoir, Degas and their circle, each with its own detail page.

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Build a virtual exhibition site titled Impressionism — An Exhibition of Light and Gesture. The hero states the thesis: a radical break from the studio into the open air, where painters chased the fleeting effects of light with quick, visible brushstrokes, beside an Enter Gallery call to action. Inside, a Selected Works gallery presents sixteen paintings by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Sisley, and Cassatt — harbor scenes from Le Havre, gardens at Giverny, ballet studies from the Paris Opera, haystacks, and winter streets at Louveciennes, with the works currently on view marked as such. Each work opens a detail page with the artist, location, medium, dimensions, and a short reading of the scene. A facts panel records the movement's period, its origin in Paris, and its plein-air technique, a quiet navigation links the Light Studies, Selected Works, and The Instant sections, and closing sections meditate on light and the instant. Single-file static page.

Timeline of key years

The facts panel gains a short timeline of the movement's key years, so visitors can place the paintings in sequence alongside the period and origin notes.

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Build a virtual exhibition site titled Impressionism — An Exhibition of Light and Gesture. The hero states the thesis: a radical break from the studio into the open air, where painters chased the fleeting effects of light with quick, visible brushstrokes, beside an Enter Gallery call to action. Inside, a Selected Works gallery presents sixteen paintings by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Sisley, and Cassatt — harbor scenes from Le Havre, gardens at Giverny, ballet studies from the Paris Opera, haystacks, and winter streets at Louveciennes, with the works currently on view marked as such. Each work opens a detail page with the artist, location, medium, dimensions, and a short reading of the scene. A facts panel records the movement's period, its origin in Paris, and its plein-air technique, a quiet navigation links the Light Studies, Selected Works, and The Instant sections, and closing sections meditate on light and the instant. Single-file static page.

Audio guide per work

Each detail page adds a brief audio-guide recording next to the written reading, so visitors can listen to the story of the scene while looking at the painting.

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Build a virtual exhibition site titled Impressionism — An Exhibition of Light and Gesture. The hero states the thesis: a radical break from the studio into the open air, where painters chased the fleeting effects of light with quick, visible brushstrokes, beside an Enter Gallery call to action. Inside, a Selected Works gallery presents sixteen paintings by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Sisley, and Cassatt — harbor scenes from Le Havre, gardens at Giverny, ballet studies from the Paris Opera, haystacks, and winter streets at Louveciennes, with the works currently on view marked as such. Each work opens a detail page with the artist, location, medium, dimensions, and a short reading of the scene. A facts panel records the movement's period, its origin in Paris, and its plein-air technique, a quiet navigation links the Light Studies, Selected Works, and The Instant sections, and closing sections meditate on light and the instant. Single-file static page.

Warm evening palette

The gallery keeps its structure but shifts to a warm evening palette, giving the light studies and closing sections a end-of-day, golden-hour mood.

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Build a virtual exhibition site titled Impressionism — An Exhibition of Light and Gesture. The hero states the thesis: a radical break from the studio into the open air, where painters chased the fleeting effects of light with quick, visible brushstrokes, beside an Enter Gallery call to action. Inside, a Selected Works gallery presents sixteen paintings by Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Sisley, and Cassatt — harbor scenes from Le Havre, gardens at Giverny, ballet studies from the Paris Opera, haystacks, and winter streets at Louveciennes, with the works currently on view marked as such. Each work opens a detail page with the artist, location, medium, dimensions, and a short reading of the scene. A facts panel records the movement's period, its origin in Paris, and its plein-air technique, a quiet navigation links the Light Studies, Selected Works, and The Instant sections, and closing sections meditate on light and the instant. Single-file static page.