Impressionist Art (A Crash Course)
Watson-Guptill | 2001 | 0823009882 | English | 152 pages | PDF | 25 MB

For a so-called art movement, impressionist painters were a very dissimilar group. Monet and Renoir liked people-watching and hanging out with the jet set at La Brenouillière. Degas got his kicks from ballet dancers, working models, and racehorses. One thing these artists all had in common, however, was a love of color: bright, big, bold dabs of it