Richard E. Miller, The Parasol, c. 1910-1913, oil on canvas, Gift of the family of Ella Pillsbury Crosby, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minnesota
The Parasol, c. 1910-1913
Artist: Richard E. Miller (1875-1943)
Impressionism is still a popular art style, originating primarily in France, in the late 1860s and 1870s. However, American artists like Richard E. Miller were inspired to adapt the vibrant colors and luminous light of visionaries like Claude Monet, one of the leaders of the movement. In fact, Miller ultimately traveled to Monet’s home town of Giverny where he spent a number of summers creating works of art like the unforgettable The Parasol above.
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