Impressionist painting is an epoch-making art school in the history of western painting. From 65438 to 2009, it reached its peak in the 1970s and 1980s. Its influence spread all over Europe and gradually spread to all parts of the world, but it achieved the most brilliant artistic achievements in France. /kloc-From the second half of the 9th century to the beginning of the 20th century, a large number of impressionist artists emerged in France, who created a large number of classic masterpieces that are still familiar to people, such as Manet's Lunch on the Grass and Monet's Impression of Sunrise.

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Impressionist painting (French: L 'Impressionisme, English: Impressionism, German: Impressionismus, Dutch: Impressionisme, Italian: impressionismo), also known as impressionism, is an epoch-making art school in the history of western painting, which rose in France from 1960s to 1990s in 19.

Monet's Sunrise Impression

At that time, it was named after claude monet's oil painting Impression of Sunrise and was ridiculed by a reporter. This photo depicts the early morning in Le affret Harbor, and the sun has just risen. Because the painter has to finish his work in a very short moment before the light changes, he can't paint the picture in great detail. When academic painters saw this painting, they thought it was rough and too casual, so they mocked the painters of "barbizon" in sarcastic language, saying that they were a group of painters who didn't understand painting at all, and "Impression of Sunrise" was painted casually by impression, and some people echoed that these painters were "impressionists". Unexpectedly, these sarcastic words helped these painters.