The magic of the impressionists has already been presented in the Espace Saint-Denis in Montreal in recent months and attracted more than 50,000 people.
Presented as a mesmerizing 3D experience, the magical event takes the audience through the history and details of the greatest Impressionist masterpieces
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This is an immersive course. At the beginning of the tour, viewers are immersed in Paris at the end of the 19th century through the works of the greatest Impressionist painters. They are then invited to put on 3D glasses, experience the magic of painters’ genius and travel through their canvases using exclusive patented 3D technology.
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More than 100 works will be presented, including those by Monet Lunch for boaters by Renoir, The starry night by Van Gogh, Sunday in the park with George And A Sunday afternoon on the island of La Grande Jatte among others by Seurat.
Spectators are invited to move around in different works and follow what the Impressionists wanted to represent, whose art, according to the Larousse dictionary, was aimed at this The focus is on visual perception and instant expression of light effects
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