Impressionism
is a style of painting in which scenes or objects are produced by small
strokes of unmixed primary colors of paint (red, yellow & blue) to
create the effect of reflected light. Impressionistic painting developed
at the end of the nineteenth century in France.
The eighth graders in Mrs. Iris Schechter's
class have painted impressionistic landscapes in the style of such
artists as Claude
Monet, Paul
Cézanne, Édouard
Manet and Edgar
Degas.
