Impressionism

The impressionism is an art movement that came up on the nineteenth Century in France. Louis Leroy who is a critic we also as an impressionism we can see the work of art of Claude Monet. Claude Monet was also the founder of the French impressionist painting.

The impressionist art is a style that it characterizes by the unique of the visual angles, prominently evident brush strokes and also open composition. This type of art emphasizes a lot on the changing of the patterns lights and also indicates the passage of time. The paintings that are impressionism are often with bright colours and involve the element of movement. The impressionists of the early period went beyond the traditional academic painting. The artists that got inspired are like Eugene Delacroix, they also base their paintings more on the colours strokes rather than the line drawing. Some  previous  paintings  are  more  done  from the  inside  and  French painters  such as Gustave Courbet and Theodore Rousseau paved a  path  for impressionism.  The impressionist’s artists started painting realistic scenes with the use of the broken strokes of pure colours.  

The principles of the impressionist’s painters were Claude Monet, Pierre Auguste Renoir, Camille Pissarro, Alfred Sisley, Berthe Morisot, Armand Guillaumin and Frederic Bazille, these all worked together also influenced each ad also made  some exhibitions together independently. Edgar Degas and also Paul Cezanne also worked in the impressionism style in the early 1870s. Monet also worked in the 1860 which  he  influenced  himself  and  others. He also adopted himself and the impressionist in the 1837.

Claude Monet, Impression, soleil levant, 1872, oil on  canvas 

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