impressionist painting

October 7, 2009 by Decor_Fan  
Filed under Art

Impressionism conveys the artist’s perception of the subject rather than the subject. This is the reason why impressionist painting is characterized by use of light and color to produce transient effects. This was known to be the most popular among art movements.

Impressionist painting is truly distinct in character in terms of visible brush strokes, open composition and light colors. The emphasis is normally on the light and its variations. Instead of focusing on the details, the artist typically concentrates on the essence of the subject. This painting is normally rapidly captured outdoors to be in close contact with the nature. Artists normally continue painting the next day once the light changes.


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