Exiled Parisian impressionists reunite in London’s Tate Britain
When Paris came under siege in the Franco-Prussian war in 1870, one unexpected consequence was the number of artists who escaped to the London as refugees.
When Paris came under siege in the Franco-Prussian war in 1870, one unexpected consequence was the number of artists who escaped to London as refugees.
A new show looking at their work as impressionists opens on Thursday in the city’s Tate Britain gallery.
Al Jazeera’s Jessica Baldwin reports from London.
Published On 2 Nov 2017