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What makes impressionistic art so popular today with art lovers and talented new artists alike? Whether you’re an artist looking to replicate and improve upon this technique or you are keen to buy impressionistic paintings to decorate your space, they are a uniquely compelling style
is that the original artists that first pioneered this technique were rebelling against realism in an attempt to convey an 'impression' of what their subject matter seemed to them rather than a reflection of real life.
As you will see from our current collection of impressionistic paintings for sale, this gives our artists the freedom to play with light, movement and emotion rather than focusing on creating a true to form visual representation.
Those looking to buy impressionistic paintings will also realise that many of the emerging artistic talent featured on our website use the same thick, roughly applied brush strokes to add depth and texture that perfectly captures the essence of the subject and allows it a sense of movement not often seen in other artistic genres.
A technique and style still utilised today by the artists that you'll encounter by browsing our impressionistic paintings for sale, these pieces created by emerging new talents from across the UK and beyond can be yours to own. Each comes complete with a satisfaction guarantee, seal of authenticity and are delivered to your home by specialist art couriers, giving you total peace of mind when looking to buy impressionistic painters from our collection.
Impressionistic Art Techniques
The names of the great Impressionist painters will be familiar to you. Artists such as Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne, Camille Pissarro and Auguste Renoir. When studying their most well-loved Impressionist works, you can’t help but notice their fascination with light – something that led many to leave their studios and venture into nature, creating in the open air so as to better observe how light fell on surfaces and reacted in different situations.
When observing Impressionistic works, the use of colour may also stand out. It often isn’t as precisely blended as other genres which were prolific in the 1800s, with subjects not as clearly defined thanks to the use of thicker, less precise brush strokes.
Impressionist painters were inspired by the thought of catching the first glance and replicating a fleeting moment – their first impression of a crowded space for example, or the exact moment a ray of light hit the water. In that sense, some early observers of this technique accused artists of creating pieces in a hurry.
Rather, they wanted to give the perception of light with contrasting colours, brighter shades and suggest movement in their canvases.
The history of impressionistic paintings
Roughly produced in a period between 1867 and 1886, impressionistic paintings are now more often categorised by their subject matter and striking technique than the year in which they were created.
What makes impressionistic art so popular today with art lovers and talented new artists looking to replicate and improve upon this technique is that the original artists that first pioneered this technique were rebelling against realism in an attempt to convey an 'impression' of what their subject matter seemed to them rather than a reflection of real life.
As you will see from our current collection of impressionistic paintings for sale, this gives our artists the freedom to play with light, movement and emotion rather than focusing on creating a true to form visual representation.
Those looking to buy impressionistic paintings will also realise that many of the emerging artistic talent featured on our website use the same thick, roughly applied brush strokes to add depth and texture that perfectly captures the essence of the subject and allows it a sense of movement not often seen in other artistic genres.
A technique and style still utilised today by the artists that you'll encounter by browsing our impressionistic paintings for sale, these pieces created by emerging new talents from across the UK and beyond can be yours to own and come complete with a satisfaction guarantee, seal of authenticity and are delivered to your home by specialist art couriers, giving you total peace of mind when looking to buy impressionistic painters from our collection.
