Impressionism.

By the 1860 a revolutionary new art movement had begun in France. In paintings the landscapes of southern France and the leisure, Parisian middle classes, a group of cutting-edge artists began to experiment with short. Abrupt brushstrokes’ that broke up the elements of light and colour, when view at a close range. The paintings seem chaotic and spotty, but when viewed from a distance the pictures the pictures become clear as the colours and paint strokes view blended to the eye into the impressionistic whole. As photography emerged in the late 1800s. The art of painting thus found itself a new ground braking dimension. The masters of Impressionism are Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Pierre-August Renoir, Edgar Degas and many more.