WOMEN IMPRESSIONISTS AND THE LAND

EXHIBITION

On Sale Soon

WOMEN IMPRESSIONISTS AND THE LAND

EXHIBITION

October 16, 2026 - January 10, 2027

WOMEN IMPRESSIONISTS AND THE LAND

EXHIBITION

On Sale Soon

Date
October 16, 2026 - January 10, 2027
Venue
Saint Louis Art Museum
On Sale
August 11 at 10:00 AM

WOMEN IMPRESSIONISTS AND THE LAND

EXHIBITION

Entrance in Taylor Hall, East Building

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on landscape and nature imagery in the work of the women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, which has been widely discussed, this Museum-organized show explores the less documented outdoor spaces that were painted by the key women in the group, particularly Berthe Morisot, Mary Cassatt, Marie Bracquemond, and Blanche Hoschedé-Monet.

The exhibition explores the way in which landscape and nature imagery contributed to the rise in status of women artists in France during the years 1860–1910. It examines a range of works by the women Impressionists, focusing especially on the work of Morisot, who trained with her sister, Edma, as a landscape painter and saw landscape and nature imagery as a central part of her practice. Also included are related works by officially recognized Salon artists, such as Rosa Bonheur.

The exhibition comprises around 70 works in different media and examines favored iconographical themes, such as the painting of marine and agricultural scenes, and parks and gardens. Central is imagery of a domesticated nature, such as Morisot’s paintings of the Bois de Boulogne, Bracquemond’s pictures at Sèvres, and Cassatt’s views at the Château de Beaufresne after 1894.

Women Impressionists and the Land is curated by Simon Kelly, curator of modern and contemporary art, with curatorial assistant, Abigail Yoder.

Image Credit: Berthe Morisot, French, 1841-1895; “The Lesson in the Garden,” 1886; oil on canvas; 23 5/16 x 28 7/8 inches; Frederic C. Hamilton Collection at the Denver Art Museum, 2025.317 2026.162

Date Information

Buy Tickets

Fri. October 16, 2026TBA

Public opening at 4pm - tickets available on site

Sat. October 17, 2026TBA

Sun. October 18, 2026TBA

Tue. October 20, 2026TBA

Wed. October 21, 2026TBA

Thu. October 22, 2026TBA

Fri. October 23, 2026TBA

Sat. October 24, 2026TBA

Sun. October 25, 2026TBA

Tue. October 27, 2026TBA

Wed. October 28, 2026TBA

Thu. October 29, 2026TBA

Fri. October 30, 2026TBA

Sat. October 31, 2026TBA

Sun. November 1, 2026TBA

Tue. November 3, 2026TBA

Wed. November 4, 2026TBA

Thu. November 5, 2026TBA

Fri. November 6, 2026TBA

Sat. November 7, 2026TBA

Sun. November 8, 2026TBA

Tue. November 10, 2026TBA

Wed. November 11, 2026TBA

Thu. November 12, 2026TBA

Fri. November 13, 2026TBA

Sat. November 14, 2026TBA

Sun. November 15, 2026TBA

Tue. November 17, 2026TBA

Wed. November 18, 2026TBA

Thu. November 19, 2026TBA

Fri. November 20, 2026TBA

Sat. November 21, 2026TBA

Sun. November 22, 2026TBA

Tue. November 24, 2026TBA

Wed. November 25, 2026TBA

Fri. November 27, 2026TBA

Sat. November 28, 2026TBA

Sun. November 29, 2026TBA

Tue. December 1, 2026TBA

Wed. December 2, 2026TBA

Thu. December 3, 2026TBA

Fri. December 4, 2026TBA

Sat. December 5, 2026TBA

Sun. December 6, 2026TBA

Tue. December 8, 2026TBA

Wed. December 9, 2026TBA

Thu. December 10, 2026TBA

Fri. December 11, 2026TBA

Sat. December 12, 2026TBA

Sun. December 13, 2026TBA

Tue. December 15, 2026TBA

Wed. December 16, 2026TBA

Thu. December 17, 2026TBA

Fri. December 18, 2026TBA

Sat. December 19, 2026TBA

Sun. December 20, 2026TBA

Tue. December 22, 2026TBA

Wed. December 23, 2026TBA

Thu. December 24, 2026TBA

Sat. December 26, 2026TBA

Sun. December 27, 2026TBA

Tue. December 29, 2026TBA

Wed. December 30, 2026TBA

Thu. December 31, 2026TBA

Fri. January 1, 2027TBA

Sat. January 2, 2027TBA

Sun. January 3, 2027TBA

Tue. January 5, 2027TBA

Wed. January 6, 2027TBA

Thu. January 7, 2027TBA

Fri. January 8, 2027TBA

Sat. January 9, 2027TBA

Sun. January 10, 2027TBA

Additional Links

Pricing Info

Ticket Type	Service Charge	Total per Ticket
Adult: $20.00	$3.00	$23.00
Student & Senior: $16.00	$3.00	$19.00
Child 6-12: $11.00	$3.00	$14.00
Child Under 6: $0.00	$3.00	$3.00
Fridays, all tickets: $0.00	$3.00	$3.00

Other Info

Service charge: $3.00/ticket
Admission is available every 15 minutes during entry hours.
Last entry into ticketed exhibitions is one hour before the Museum closes.
The specific tour time will be listed as the "Section" on-screen prior to your purchase and in on-screen and email confirmations.
MetroTix.com sales end 1 hour prior to each tour hour. (All 10am times - 10:00am, 10:15am, 10:30am, 10:45am - will end sales at 9am on the day of event, etc.) Day of event sales will be delivered electronically, either via print-at-home or mobile ticketing.
Entry on Friday is free, but a ticket is required. Advance ticket purchase is recommended. There is a SIX ticket purchase limit for Fridays.
Saint Louis Art Museum Members: Click Here to Enter Your Promo Code

Venue Information

Saint Louis Art Museum

1 Fine Arts Drive, Saint Louis, Missouri 63110

View Upcoming Events

Website

http://www.slam.org

Farrell Auditorium Seating Chart

Click here to see the reserved seating chart for Farrell Auditorium.