1874, la naissance de l'impressionnisme

March. 27,2024

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History Documentary TV Movie

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Painting French Impressionism

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Yann Lesvenan as Claude Monet

Maxime Berdougo as Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Antonin Py as Alfred Sisley

Laurent Delbecque as Frédéric Bazille

Marie-Stéphane Cattaneo as Berthe Morisot

Olivier Bonnaud as Édouard Manet

Pierre Léon Luneau as Camille Pissarro

Quentin Coudert as Edgar Degas

Florent Hu as Paul Cézanne

Régis Chaussard as Le Professeur Gleyre

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