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Impressionism Painting Technique

Impressionism Painting Technique. Few Things to note:. Stop grabbing so many paper towels and then throwing unused ones in the trash Do not put loads of paint on the lids and then wash it all down the sinks- use the paint cups!

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Impressionism Painting Technique

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  1. Impressionism Painting Technique

  2. Few Things to note: • Stop grabbing so many paper towels and then throwing unused ones in the trash • Do not put loads of paint on the lids and then wash it all down the sinks- use the paint cups! • Do not leave paper towels on the sink area, they can get in the sink and clog it • Put the lids back on the paint containers at the end of class!

  3. Manet

  4. Manet • Dark patches against light, used black as accent; early work was somber. Late work: colorful • Simplified forms with minimal modeling. Flat color patches outlined in black.

  5. Manet

  6. Monet (early)

  7. Monet • Sunny hues, pure primary colors dabbed side by side (shadows were complimentary colors dabbed side by side). • Dissolved form of subject into light and atmosphere, soft edges, classic Impressionist look. • Early work- short brush strokes/dabs of paint

  8. Monet (later

  9. Monet- Later • Rather than specks of paint, he lengthened his brushstrokes into sinuous sweeps of color. • Eliminated outlines and contours until form and line almost disappeared • Hazy mist of swirling color.

  10. Renoir

  11. Renoir • Rich red, primary colors, detested black- used blue instead. • Early work was quick brushstrokes, blurred figures blended into hazy background.

  12. Degas

  13. Renoir • Rich red, primary colors, detested black- used blue instead. • Early work was quick brushstrokes, blurred figures blended into hazy background.

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