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    Impressionism was an art movement launched in Paris in the late 19th century. Key founding members included Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Camille Pissarro. Impressionist works aimed to capture fleeting moments and the changing effects of light using short brush strokes of pure color and an emphasis on everyday subjects painted outdoors. Examples include Monet's Impression, Sunrise which gave the movement its name and Degas' Dancers in Blue. The style influenced later art with its informal compositions and use of photography.

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    Impressionism was an art movement launched in Paris in the late 19th century. Key founding members included Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Camille Pissarro. Impressionist works aimed to capture fleeting moments and the changing effects of light using short brush strokes of pure color and an emphasis on everyday subjects painted outdoors. Examples include Monet's Impression, Sunrise which gave the movement its name and Degas' Dancers in Blue. The style influenced later art with its informal compositions and use of photography.

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    IMPRESSIONISM
    How was your • Make a quick sketch of your
    vacation? favorite memory from the recent
    vacation.
    Impressionism
    A group of artists known as the
    Anonymous Society of Painters,
    Sculptors, Printmakers, etc.
    organized an art exhibition in
    Paris, France and launched this
    movement.
    Founding Members

    Calude Edgar Camille


    Monet Degas Pissarro
    Impression,
    Sunrise (1872)
    Claude Monet
    • “Momentary”
    impression of an
    image.
    • Features are not
    clear/accurate
    • A piece of reality in
    motion, or unusual
    position.
    Boating (1874) Edouard Manet
    Elements &
    Designs
    • Freestyle brushed colors
    conveying more of a visual
    effect
    • Short broken strokes
    • Pure natural colors side by
    side making smooth and
    shaded textures
    • Energy and Intensity
    • Development of synthetic
    pigments of paint.
    Subjects of
    Impressionism
    • “Everyday” scenarios
    • Common life scenarios,
    household, infrastructures
    • Everyday tasks, works,
    leisure, or nothing.
    • Not made to be beautiful or
    lifelike
    • Vague body parts

    Dancers in Blue (1898) Edgar Degas


    Location:
    Outdoors
    Everchanging effects of Church and Farm, Eragny (1895)
    Camille Pissarro
    light on color is best
    captured outside in
    natural light setting.

    Luncheon of the Boating Party (1881)


    Auguste Renoir
    Floor Scrapers (1875)
    Gustave Callebotte Composition:
    Visual Openness
    • Subjects are
    positioned in unusual
    angles
    • Sizes can be out of
    proportion or off-
    centered
    • Allowed empty
    spaces
    Representations: Initial stages

    Photography
    Photography gained popularity
    that inspired impressionist Offers a subjective view of
    the subjects allowing the
    painters to capture momentary
    expression of personal
    day-to-day moments or perceptions.
    landscapes.
    Application of colors
    What makes
    Impressionism
    impressive?
    ARTS IN THE ERA OF
    MODERNITY CONTENTS:
    GROUP
    NOVEMBER 13, 2023 (MON) 1. Definition or description
    2. History or origin
    REPORTING 3. Famous Artist
    GROUP 1 - CUBISM 4. Example Artwork
    GROUP 2- FUTURISM PREPARE:
    1. Presentation slides (PPT) or
    GROUP 3 - NEO-DADA Cartolina/Manila paper for the
    GROUP 4 - POP ART content. (Upload your PPT here in
    Aralinks before Monday so I can
    GROUP 5 - OP ART download it.)
    GRP 6 - INSTALLATION 2. Each group will be given 5 minutes to
    present.
    ART 3. The presentation will be on Monday,
    GRP 7 - PERFORMANCE Nov. 13, 2023.

    ART

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