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Who were some of the famous impressionist artists mentioned in the text?
Édouard Manet, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Camille Pissarro
What was the major change in the subjects of art during the Impressionist movement?
The major change was that ordinary life and outdoor scenes became the prime subjects of artists in this period.
How did the art style of Impressionism differ from the previous styles?
Impressionist art style featured more vibrant colors and with not much detail to subjects. Broader strokes of brush were replaced by soft touches of pure intense colors, which gave a feeling that there are no brush strokes at all.
What was the aim of the Impressionist art produced during this period?
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Why was Impressionism a major change in the art world of 19th Century Europe?
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Who founded the Bauhaus in 1919?
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What was the core objective of the Bauhaus?
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What did the preliminary course at the Bauhaus focus on?
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What did Gropius envision as a union at the Bauhaus?
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What kind of artisans and designers did the Bauhaus aim to produce?
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Study Notes
Impressionist Artists
- Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, Mary Cassatt, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir were famous Impressionist artists.
Characteristics of Impressionism
- The Impressionist movement marked a significant shift from traditional historical and mythological subjects to everyday modern life and landscapes.
- Impressionist art style differed from previous styles in its focus on capturing fleeting moments of modern life and emphasizing light and color.
- The aim of Impressionist art was to capture the impression of a moment or the emotional response it evoked, rather than to accurately depict reality.
Significance of Impressionism
- Impressionism was a major change in the art world of 19th Century Europe because it broke away from traditional and conservative art forms.
Bauhaus
- The Bauhaus was founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius.
- The core objective of the Bauhaus was to reunite art and technology under the banner of functionalism.
- The preliminary course at the Bauhaus focused on developing students' skills in materials, color, and form.
- Gropius envisioned the Bauhaus as a union of art and technology, bringing together architects, artists, and craftsmen to produce innovative and functional designs.
- The Bauhaus aimed to produce artisans and designers who could create functional, modern, and aesthetically pleasing products.
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Test your knowledge of Impressionist artists and their famous works with this quiz! Learn about renowned painters like Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and discover their exquisite masterpieces that defined the Impressionist art movement.
