Impressionism refers to

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Impressionism was a new style of painting that aimed to capture the immediate sensation of a scene as perceived by the artist rather than being a realistic depiction of the subject. This often involved focusing on color and light, and painting en plein air (outside) to capture the particular atmosphere of a moment. The aim was to convey a sense of the fleeting impression that a subject left on the artist, rather than a fixed and static representation.

Impressionism Refers to