The National Gallery Singapore is currently hosting the exhibition Colours of Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Musee D’orsay. 

It tells the story of Impressionism through the colours that painters used at different stages in their careers. From the deep blacks of Manet's Spanish-influenced paintings, to the green and blue landscapes that Cézanne and Monet painted outdoors, to the soft pinks of Renoir's classical female figures, the exhibition traces the importance of colour to the Impressionists' radical reshaping of painting in the 19th century.

The exhibition features over 60 masterpieces from the renowned collection of the Musée

d’Orsay, Paris, including key works by Monet, Renoir, Manet, Pissarro and Cézanne.

Colours of Impressionism is part of the showcase Century of Light, which features

two exciting exhibitions on art from the 19th century, a post-Enlightenment era of

innovation and change.

The task was to strategize a collection of materials to advertise the exhibition

The concept here was to modernise these Impressionist Art Paintings but still retain their originality, building upon what the Impressionist Masterpieces had originally captured. 

Final Deliverables were designed Posters and Merchandise promoting the exhibition, build from the Impressionist Masterpieces.  

Adapted artwork includes 

1. Paul Cezanne, The Gulf of Marseilles

2. Alfred Sisley, Boat in the Flood at Port Marly

3. Edouard Manet, Moonlight over the port of Boulogne

4. Berthe Morisot, The Cradle