The exhibition Impressionist Treasures: Monet and Normandy, hosted at the Palazzo Reale in Palermo, is a luminous journey through the birth of Impressionism, where landscapes, water, and sky become pure vibrations on the canvas.
Through nearly one hundred works, Claude Monet and other masters depict a Normandy of shifting light and suspended moments, in a continuous dialogue between nature and perception.
A sensorial crossing: a bridge between Sicily and France where painting becomes a living experience, made of reflections, atmospheres, and the passing of time.
📍 Palermo, Sicilia · 👥 630427 residents
Palermo is the capital of Sicily, located on the island's northwest coast, overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. With a millennia-old history rooted in antiquity, this city is a crossroads of cultures, traditions, and architec...
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