The Best Impressionist Paintings for Your Frame TV

Impressionism was built on light — flickering, changing, caught in loose strokes of colour. On a 4K screen that shimmer comes alive. If you want art that makes a room feel warm, bright and effortlessly sophisticated, these are the Impressionist works to reach for first.

Impression, Sunrise

The painting that named the movement — a misty harbour dawn with a blazing orange sun. The obvious place to begin.

The Water Lily Pond

Monet’s green Japanese bridge over a lily pond: pure, calming green, and one of the best-loved images in all of Impressionism.

Woman with a Parasol

Monet’s wife and son on a breezy hillside, caught in a single sunlit gust — Impressionism at its most joyous.

Luncheon of the Boating Party

Renoir’s sun-dappled riverside lunch — food, wine and easy laughter. A warm, sociable piece for a dining room.

Bal du moulin de la Galette

Dappled light over Parisians dancing at an open-air garden — the very picture of joie de vivre.

The Dance Class

Degas takes us backstage at the ballet, dancers fidgeting and stretching — modern life caught mid-motion.

A Sunday on La Grande Jatte — 1884

Seurat’s monumental riverside scene built from millions of dots of pure colour. Serene and endlessly rewarding up close.

Paris Street; Rainy Day

Caillebotte’s cool, photographic boulevard of umbrellas — the elegance of the modern city.

See them all

Everframe’s collection runs deep in the Impressionists and their circle — Monet, Renoir, Degas, Manet, Morisot, Cassatt and Seurat. Browse the full collection or get the complete 100-work bundle.