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Art history

the French painting movement of the 1870s that recorded fleeting effects of light and modern life with broken brushwork, often outdoors.

In art history, Impressionism refers to the French painting movement of the 1870s that recorded fleeting effects of light and modern life with broken brushwork, often outdoors. This meaning comes from Rewald (1946) in The history of impressionism.[1]

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Rewald, J. (1946). The history of impressionism. Museum of Modern Art. ISBN 9780870703690

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