The purpose of this memo is to propose some of the paintings belonging to Impressionism and Post impressionism to be displayed at different locations within the office. Each painting has a distinctive story to tell and will bring colors to regular office ambience.
Impressionism
Term 'Impressionism' by and large applied to French Art Movement in the late nineteenth century. This movement aided other ancillaries like American Impressionism to rise. The term essentially refers to a faction of French painters, between the years 1860 and 1900, who composed master pieces of art based on unorthodox style, which attracted serious criticism, from art critics.
Characteristics
The painters composed their works under the open sky, and in natural light, at the same time, they endeavored to depict the visual sensation or subject, rather than remake the subject accurately. They composed an open work of art, which gives freedom to the subjects to run off the canvas or be intersected by the boundary of the frame. Another striking attribute witnessed by this period was use of brushstrokes to induce a movement or emotion. The paint applied alongside with the least mixing, while, at the same time, painters did not wait for the hues to get dry which culminated in an opaque finish. It was a clear departure from earlier techniques used for giving a translucent effect. There was a high attention paid on changing light, to portray mood and time.
Monet's Impression Sunrise
Impressionism characteristics are:
Painting of everyday scene.
Nature is the theme.
The color is vibrant and looks like it is mixed directly on the canvas.
The painter was fascinated with capturing a fleeting moment.
Quick spontaneous brushwork.
Painting of everyday scene.
Nature is the theme.
The color is vibrant and looks like it is mixed directly on the canvas.
The painter was fascinated with capturing a fleeting moment.
Quick spontaneous brushwork.
Historical Significance
Impression, Sunrise is a picture painted in 1872 by Claude Monet . This is the painting that gave the movement its name Impressionist .It is kept in the Marmottan Museum in Paris.Claude Monet painted this during a stay at Le Havre, a city of his childhood with his wife and son. He presents this view of the old outer port of Le Havre in the first exhibition of limited company of painters, sculptors and engravers in April 1874 in the former studio of photographer Nadar at 25 boulevard des Capucines in Paris.
Le Bar aux Folies-Bergère 1881-82
This sparkling portrayal shows extensive use of peinture claire, (the technique of lighting faces or ...