#Impressionism

Saturday Afternoon with The Art of PurposeA thread of your questions to me. Our first question starts off with a bang.An entrepreneur in his 20s. Underwater in debt. I can
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A @khanacademy SmartHistory video just came up in my YouTube recommended. I watched EVERY single one of those back in 2013 so now Iโ€™m rewatching them and reliving childhood memories.
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"The thicker you paint, the more it flows." ~ John Singer Sargent #Botd 1856 was an American expatriate artist, considered the "leading portrait painter of his generation"
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I'd like to start a thread of tweet called 'Instead of..' where I suggest a woman artist you should look into instead of a male one. Specifically into women artists
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I never appreciated how Claude Monet grew into his style. These four paintings, beginning in 1867 and ending in 1899, show how he moved from away Realism with flat brushstrokes
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THREAD โ€” MOVEMENTS โ€” FRENCH IMPRESSIONISM Post-war France, Hollywood films invaded the French cinemas, the French film industry is falling. This crisis allowed a generation of filmmakers to produce a
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Monet purposefully limited himself to repeatedly painting grain stacks and water lilies. Forced to pay closer attention allowed him to observe deeper and explore how light changes. His discoveries sparked
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doing this:]]https://twitter.com/raspberryoonjin/status/1336490897379364869 probably dec!!! not only was it rlly niche w flute + Impressionism, but i pulled off some things Iโ€™ve been wanting to do for ages like a developing
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A thread about Economics as a discipline, Academic painting in XIXth century France and Bourdieu, and what the recent events within Economics may mean. 0/n What if I told you
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I'm taking a deep dive through art and history. It's wild how much the depictions of women's bodies have changed.This might be a rant A lot of women will
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Thread: One of my favourite art galleries is in Edinburgh. The National Gallery on the Mound is one of the great treasures of Scotland. Hereโ€™s why a visit to the
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Thread: Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) was an Irish painter who was associated with the Scottish colourists & painted with a French approach. His ability to move between establishment & revolutionary
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Hollywood taught us: the greek-roman world was all white marble.The middle ages were muddy brown.Colors were invented in the renaissance, then the XXth century was back to black and white.A
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