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An introduction to Impressionism, the rebellious 19th century art movement.

Characterized by its spontaneous, short brush stokes, natural subject focus and emphasis on light, Impressionism remains one of the most famous artistic movements of all time. Given how celebrated the style is today, it is perhaps difficult to believe that the Impressionists were frequently shunned by their contemporaries and excluded from established art exhibitions.

In this introductory guide to the defiant world of Impressionism, you will be introduced to ten of the movement's pioneers - Claude Monet, Edgar Degas and Camille Pissarro - as well as lesser-known figures such as Marie Braquemondand Berthe Morisot. You will learn about their personal lives, their artistic ambitions and how their legacies continue to influence the creation of art today.

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