Impressionism

Impressionist artists sought to capture fleeting moments of modern life in France's urban landscapes. Their innovative brushwork blended bold colors and soft textures, creating ethereal atmospheres Monet, Renoir, and Degas pioneered this movement by emphasizing play of light and everyday scenes Impressionists abandoned traditional techniques, embracing spontaneity and capturing the ephemeral quality of life Their artworks often featured soft focus, blurred lines, and vibrant colors to convey a sense of movement