Instantaneous Eternity: Treasures of French Impressionist Painting

Author: Wu Liansheng (Compiler) / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: In April and May 1874, a group of young painters (Monet, Renoir, Pissarro, etc.) held an exhibition titled "Exhibition of Anonymous Painters" in Paris, France. The exhibition attracted few viewers and was mocked by some critics. At the time, someone in an article humorously borrowed the title of Monet's oil painting, "Impression·Sunrise," to ridicule the painters of the exhibition as "Impressionists," and thus the name of the Impressionist movement was born. Deep into the vast plains, simple countryside, bustling streets, chasing light and color, faithfully capturing the fleeting images of things under the sun! Showing extraordinary freshness, vitality, and liveliness!