Impressziók
Impressziók, also known as impressions, are a type of art movement that emerged in the late 19th century, primarily in France. The term "impressionism" was coined by a group of Paris-based artists who exhibited their independent works together from 1874 onwards. The movement is characterized by its focus on accurate depiction of light and color, often employing visible brush strokes and a fluid, almost spontaneous technique. This approach was a departure from the academic art of the time, which emphasized precise detail and formal composition.
The Impressionists sought to capture the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere, rather than the precise
Key figures of the Impressionist movement include Claude Monet, who is renowned for his series of paintings
The Impressionists' works were initially met with controversy and criticism, but they have since become some