This combined event description presents a rich and diverse exploration of art and culture through a series of exhibitions. Beginning with “The Impressionist Revolution: from Monet to Matisse,” the exhibition unveils the captivating history of Impressionism from its inception in 1874 to its lasting impact into the early 20th century. Through the exceptional collections of the Dallas Museum of Art, it showcases the rebellious origins of independent artists like Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Berthe Morisot who transformed modern art by challenging traditional techniques and themes.

Simultaneously, “Eugenio Landesio. The Lessons of Art” reflects on the 19th-century artistic renewal in Mexico under Antonio López de Santa Anna’s government, highlighting Landesio’s influential role in shaping the country’s artistic education through his extensive training in Europe.

Further enriching this cultural tapestry is “Miguel Covarrubias: A View Without Frost,” which honors the versatile Mexican artist whose