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Impressionism

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Impressionism. Quick Facts. Began in the 1860s In France Was not widely accepted or admired at the time; many were critical Color Balance TEXTURE: Small brush strokes Reproduced artists’ visual “impression”. Impressionism Characteristics. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Quick Facts• Began in the 1860s• In France• Was not widely accepted or admired at the

time; many were critical• Color• Balance• TEXTURE: Small brush strokes• Reproduced artists’ visual “impression”

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Impressionism Characteristics• Light was important to the Impressionists.

They wanted to capture the moment• Light on objects and the shadows around

them change during the day.

• Impressionists wanted capture the way light changed colors in their surroundings. That’s how they captured the moment.

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Claude Monet Impression Sunrise

*Painted still lifes in different lighting

*Painted many times the same subject or view in different lighting

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Claude Monet

• Woman with a Parasol

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More Monet…Water lilies

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Edgar Degas• The Glass of Absinthe

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Degas

Dancers in Pink

*Considered the master of drawing the human figure in motion*Known for paintings of ballerinas*Drew scenes of horse races and race tracks

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Edouard Manet Boating

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Camille Pissaro-Shepherdess

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Mary Cassatt• She was an American.• She painted mothers and children.• She had no children of her own.• She was friends with Degas, who also is an

impressionist.

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• Each work is based on immediate visual impression of a scene.

• Each work is study of light and atmosphere and play of reflections and color.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQLwVtb8kDo (play to 3:58) Play the rest next week for Post Impressionism).

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN2aTAPdVHI&feature=related