The Case for Impressionism

The video explores the evolution and impact of Impressionism, a revolutionary art movement that emerged in Paris in 1874. Initially criticized for its unfinished and radical style, Impressionism focused on capturing fleeting moments, light, and color. Artists painted en plein air, using vibrant colors and loose brushwork. The movement challenged traditional art norms, embraced modern life themes, and included diverse influences like Japanese art and photography. Women played a significant role, both as artists and subjects. Impressionism's legacy endures, influencing subsequent art movements and reshaping the art market.

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