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They wanted to catch and reproduce the ever-changing light, which is less interesting in a studio.
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Did anyone paint with Monet?
The whole group if impressionists, especially Renoir.
What materials do impressionist artists use?
Impressionists use Canvas, Paintbrush, Paint, Water.
What inspired Mary Cassatt to paint mother and child?
No one did. She was inspired by paintings she saw at an art museum.
In 1874 Claude Monet took part in the first public show of which artist group?
The Impressionists
Did Bob Ross paint with water color paint?
No not most of the time. he mostly used oil paint.
How did impressionists apply the paint?
By using paint brushes.
What paint medium was favored by impressionists and post impressionists and provided them with the ability to create texture?
odk
What materials do impressionists use?
Mainly oil paint on canvas.
Did anyone paint with Monet?
The whole group if impressionists, especially Renoir.
What materials do impressionist artists use?
Impressionists use Canvas, Paintbrush, Paint, Water.
How did impressionists work?
The Impressionists worked on site, or en plein air, painting quickly to catch the light. Some used watercolor sketches of scenes or their memory to paint in the studio also.
Which country were the impressionists from?
The impressionists were from Africa ?!
How did immpressionist paint and where did they paint?
The Impressionists primarily painted in their studios; some of them painted sketches outside but the large paintings were done inside over a period of time. Even though they look "spontaneous" and sometimes areas were not as "finished" as other areas, they were not done out of doors. Additionally, they often used cameras as aids in remembering scenes, the quality of light, etc.
What did Kandinsky paint with?
mostly oil paint on canvas
How did the impressionists fadically change the art of painting in the 1870s?
The most major contribution of the Impressionists is the choice of subject matter. Before, a painting was 'supposed to be' of a grand theme, the Impressionists began to paint every day scenes of everyday people, peasants at work, people eating a meal and so on. The addition of painting outside and looking at what light was doing to a scene was also a very radical change. The accepted painters of the era were painting in the studio.
What inspired Mary Cassatt to paint mother and child?
No one did. She was inspired by paintings she saw at an art museum.
In 1874 Claude Monet took part in the first public show of which artist group?
The Impressionists
