On Impressionist Oil Painting

Impressionism is an epoch-making school of art. It reached its peak in the 1970s and 1980s. Its influence spread throughout Europe and gradually spread throughout the world. However, it achieved the most brilliant artistic achievement in France. Representatives of the Immanuel Impressionist, followed by Renoir, Monet, Pissarro, Degas and others. If Monet and Renoir pay more attention to the harmonization of colors, then Degas pays attention to the sketch of space and objects.

The term "Impressionism" was originally pejorative as "Gothic" or "Baroque". It was the critics at the time who thought that Monet's "Sunrise and Impressions" had not finished writing after you read them. The irony of the painting. I think this is just an impression. It's not as interesting as classical painting. It's full of charm. They cannot accept this painting, which is made up of a lot of disorganized points. They think that Impressionism is not only unsuitable in the way of painting, but the “mouse” chosen is not the corner of “picture”. They questioned the painting of the lady on the balcony of Manet, thinking that people's nose could not be flat, and in fact, in the strong sunlight, people's nose is indeed flat, there may be some light spots. The treatment of people on the boulevard of Pissarro in Italy was also controversial. "Don't I lose my feet in that light?" Indeed, the Impressionists paid more attention to the bright mixture of colors seen by the eyes under the colorful spectrum. It was not like the classicism painting that looked at the objects one by one. .

Impressionists were slowly accepted by the world. They understood that the paintings of the original Impressionists needed to recede a few yards to see the essence. As mentioned in "Art and Illusion," Titian's early paintings were very exciting. No matter whether they were close or distant, they were very outstanding works. However, the late works were very rough and cluttered, but they were messy. After retreating, it is another spectacular sight. People find that the works that are close to seeing clutter are far more powerful and intriguing than the previous works.

Perhaps this is where the charm of Impressionism lies. This art school has not only given a great deal of criticism to those critics, but also promoted the development of the arts and the reform of ideas at that time and had a very far-reaching impact.