FacebookTwitterEmail E. Charlton Fortune's "Feeding Chickens, Monterey," will be among the artwork on display at the San Antonio Museum of Art this summer.Courtesy, San Antonio Museum of Art When it comes to Impressionism, it's the Monets and Renoirs who tend to get all the attention. But a decade after the Impressionists first appeared in a Paris exhibition in 1874, it took hold in the United States, creating a broad art movement that extended from coast to coast. A new retrospective at the San Antonio Museum of Art explores how this French-born style influenced American artists with "Americ...