The gown features a print of Edgar Degas's 1877 pastel Dancer with a ... A leading artist of the Impressionist movement, which captured transient effects of light and movement in landscapes ...

What we now call impressionist music is a style introduced ... In Paris in the 1860s, artists such as Claude Monet and Edgar Degas moved away from painting in the studio to painting on location.

Kate O’Donoghue, curator of international fine art at National Museums Liverpool, said: “Claude Monet’s landscapes and Edgar Degas’ scenes of everyday life epitomise the Impressionist ...

A few months before the end of the First World War, the British economist John Maynard Keynes and the Director of the National Gallery, Sir Charles John Holmes, hopped across the channel to Paris to ...