7 must-see displays at National Gallery Singapore’s Impressionist exhibition


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National Gallery Singapore's Impressionism show – Into The Modern: Impressionism From The Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston – is the biggest one to come to South-east Asia. — Photo: SHINTARO TAY/The Straits Times/Asia News Network

There are more than 100 works by 25 artists on display at Into The Modern: Impressionism From The Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston, which opened at the National Gallery Singapore last Friday (Nov 14).

The works on loan represent the best of the beloved art movement, with prime examples from its most famous painters such as Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Paul Cezanne.

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