Editor's note: Like many great love affairs, the Impressionist movement started in Paris. Like many great, revolutionary ideas, its creators were treated with cruelty and disdain by the established painters of the time. What a huge "told you so" the early Impressionist artists could enjoy now, if only they hadn't all died in abject poverty from never being able to sell their work. (Van Gogh sold one painting in his lifetime. One.) So let's show these brilliant artists some posthumous love by getting wallpapers of their work, shall we?
Claude Monet Leonid Afremov Brushstroke technique Vincent Van Gogh Oliver Wetter Oil painting T. C. Steele The Fort of Antibes Camille Monet and a Child Edgar Degas Max Liebermann Bessie Davidson Lovis Corinth Erin Hanson Palm Trees at Bordighera Pierre-Auguste Renoir Edouard Manet Paul Signac The Beach at Etretat Alfred Sisley Meadow-with-Poplars The Road to Monte Carlo Starry Night Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge Childe Hassam Mona Edulesco Morning at Antibes Gardeners House at Antibes Camille Pissarro The Artist's Garden at Giverny Flowers at Vetheuil