The University of London has a spectacular gallery of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings

This 19C French painter paved the way for the Impressionists to come

The king of the Impressionist movement

An Impressionist fond of apple-cheeked women and children

An Impressionist turned pointillist—and great teacher of other painters

French Impressionist master of ballet dancers—whether painted, pastel, or cast in bronze

The greatest sculptor since Michelangelo

A great Post-Impressionism French painter of lovely landscapes, portraits, and still-lifes

The Post-Impressionist who went native in the South Pacific

A louche, Bohemian painter of tavern and theatre scenes

The post-Impressionist famous for making tiny dots meld into an image

A tortured post-Impressionist whom history has deemed one of the greatest of all time

The great early 20C French artist took post-Impressionism into the colorful realms of fauvism