Claude Monet developed the Impressionism style in the 1860s after his exhibits were rejected by the Academie des Beaux-Arts. Monet was born on November 14th, 1840 in Paris, France and attended the Le Havre Secondary School of the Arts where he polished up his artistic talent. The artistic movement derived its name from one of Monet’s popular painting titled “Impression, Soleil Levant” (Impression, Sunrise). Claude MonetĬlaude Monet was a 19th-century French painter who is best known for being the father of the Impressionist Movement of the late 19th century and early 20th century. A small boat is seen in the painting’s foreground with a figure resembling a person standing on the edge of the boat. ![]() On the foreground, the painter used dark brushstrokes to create small waves or ripples over the surface of the water with the sun’s reflection on the waters of the sea being seen at the center of the painting. The background of the painting also shows the masts of a sailing ship which are blurred indicating that the atmosphere is filled with mist. The haze could be from the smoke emissions from neighboring factories and steam ships. The rays of the rising sun appear to illuminate the sky with a bright orange haze. The sun is depicted as a small orange sphere rising from the painting’s right background. The painting is based on the harbor of Le Havre. The “Impression, Sunrise” is an oil painting on a canvas measuring 18.9 inches by 24.8 inches. ![]() While the painting received harsh and negative criticism during its inaugural display, it gained global appeal after the 20th century Impressionism Movement derived its name from the painting. The painting was done by famed French painter, Claude Monet in 1872 and it was based on the Le Havre Harbor. The “Impression, Sunrise” is a 19th-century oil painting from which the Impressionism movement began. ![]() Impression, Sunrise by Monet Impression, Sunrise is credited for starting the Impressionist movement.
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