It is an irony of contemporary art-museum management: Sometimes the museum that creates an exhibition doesn't get to premiere it.
This is the case this week, as Atlanta's High Museum of Art couples its public opening of a second year of Louvre-fueled shows from Paris, France, with an exhibition about influences on the Impressionists.
"Inspiring Impressionism" is organized by the Denver Art Museum. It opened Tuesday at the High, to run there through January 2008. 
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