1. Impressionism By RachanaSudhaman A1-501

4. CHARACTERISTICS OF IMPRESSIONIST PAINTINGS

5. Emphasis on the general impression produced by a scene or an object. Armand Guillaumin Sunset at Ivry (Soleil couchant à Ivry) 1873,

6. Rejection of established styles. Claude Monet, The Cliff at Étretat after the Storm, 1885

7. Rejection of established styles. In the Voorhees Garden by Matilda Brown 1914

8. Play of light expressed in bright & varied use of color. The cradle by Berthe Morrisot,1872

9. Short brush strokes. The colors remained unmixed. The boating by Eduard Manet 1874

10. Freely brushed colors took precedence over lines and contours. The Japanese Bridge by Claude Monet

11. The overall visual effect was more important than the visual details- the colors were not blended smoothly. Water Lilies by Monet

12. Use of unmixed primary colors Allee of Chestnut trees Alfred Sisley

13. Rather than neutral whites, grays and blacks, colors were used for the shadows. Manet, Le Grand Canal

14. Incorporation of new ideas, technology and depictions of modern life Train in the Snow by Claude Monet

15. GustaveCaillebotte, (1848–1894), Paris Street on a rainy day, 1877

16. History

18. Eugene Boudin

19. StanislasLepin

20. Jongkind

21. Influenced the future impressionists

22. Started the tradition of painting “en plien air”VoiliersdevantTrouville by Eugene Boudin

24. Rejection of Eduard Manet’s “Dejeuner surl’Herbe” by Salon of the Academie de Beaux-Arts

27. En Plein air (in open air) On the terrace by Pierre Auguste Renoir

28. The Hay Harvest at Eragny by Camille Pissarro

30. Trouville by Eugene Boudin 1864

32. Some important Impressionist painters

34. Painting in the open air.

36. Colorful sensations

38. Work in progress from a new perspective. Painted the working class people- Dancers, circus artistes etc…The Dance class by Edgar Degas

39. Ballet Dancers at the bar

40. At the milliners shop

42. Challenged the renaissance e style

43. Retained his distinctive use of black.

46. musical impressionism focuses on a suggestion and an atmosphere rather than on a strong emotion or the depiction of a story as in program music

47. Use of whole tone scales or dissonance.

48. Exploration of the “Fantasy of sound”.

49. Concentration on the individual, unusual features of each instrument and use of rarely applied registers

50. Charles Debussy used the suggestions like ‘similarly to flute’, ‘from a distance’ …

52. Works relied heavily on associations

53. Stream of consciousness.

54. An author centres his story/attention on the character's mental life

55. Portrayal from an explicitly subjective point of view on reality

56. Also referred as Symbolism/Surrealism

58. Different percepts for use of color, pattern, form, line.

59. Pointillism

60. Pissarro, Cezanne, Van-goghChildren on a farm by Camille Pissarro 1887

61. The Scream by Vincent Van-Gogh

62. Starry night by Vincent Van-Gogh

63. The Card Players by Cezanne1892

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