Considered the rebels and radicals of their day, the early Impressionist painters violated the rules of conventional, hyperrealistic painting. Most prominent in France in the late 1800's, the Impressionist movement is defined by an open composition and small but deliberate brush strokes that are designed to depict the way light changes and falls, especially with the passage of time. The term "Impressionism" was coined by art critic Louis Leroy in response to Claude Monet's work, Impression, Soleil Levant, as it was the piece that largely inspired the movement.
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Sunset in Venice by Claude Monet
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Almond Blossom // Vincent van Gogh // 1888
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The Fresh Wind // Yuri Pysar
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Cliffs and Sailboats at Pourville
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The Sun, 1916 #2 // Edvard Munch
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Sunrise Impression by Claude Monet
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Poppy Field // Vincent van Gogh // c. 1890
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Path Through The Corn At Pourville // Claude Monet
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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh
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River and Stones // Yuri Pysar
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Almond Branches In Bloom San Remy, C. 1890 (tan) // Vincent van Gogh
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Twelve Sunflowers (Details) // Vincent van Gogh // 1888
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