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Bear
15 May, 05:37
What was the goal of impressionist art?
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Viviana Steele
15 May, 08:05
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To convey an overall impression of a particular scene and using particularly short brush strokes to represent the appearance of reflected light.
Example: a bowl of fruit.
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