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Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

(Schwendener) ★ Frick Collection: 'Renoir, Impressionism and Full-Length Painting' (through May 13) Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

(Ken Johnson) ★ Frick Collection: 'Renoir, Impressionism and Full-Length Painting' (through May 13) Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

(Johnson) ★ Frick Collection: 'Renoir, Impressionism and Full-Length Painting' (through May 13) Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

They include landscapes and still lifes by Dutch Old Masters like Jan Vonck, Abraham Mignon and Jan van Goyen; important examples of French Impressionism, like Manet's "The Smoker" (1866) and an 1891 Monet "Grainstack"; and a seminal Kandinsky study from 1910.

Whether the water lilies are flowering or not, standing in the garden of the father of impressionism is like being inside one of his paintings: the Japanese footbridge is right there in front of you.

His art was not, like Impressionism, about pure sensation, or self-expression, or improvisation.

However, his predecessor, Alireza saidr-Azar, said the museum was accommodating an anti-Western political climate and suggested including the Western art in shows with themes like Impressionism or Expressionism.

Well, for someone whose job involves trying to make music accessible to general readers, these questionable terms, like Impressionism, atonality (which Schoenberg hated) or Minimalism (which Philip Glass disavows), come in handy.

"If you look at these numbers, you have the same things doing well: 19th-century European painting like Impressionism, and Sargent is related, antiquities, and that's it," said Brent R. Benjamin, the director of the St . Louis Art Museum

Until the advent of abstract expressionism, New York, the vanguard and the gatekeeper of art in America, was the first port of call for all the "canons of sophistication", as Williams terms art movements like impressionism, surrealism and dada imported from Europe in the early 20th century.