Why Was Impressionism So Revolutionary in Art History?
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Why Was Impressionism So Revolutionary in Art History?
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Today, Impressionist paintings are adored. Museums draw millions to see Monet’s water lilies or Degas’ dancers. But in the 1870s, this art was mocked, rejected, and labeled a scandal. So, what made Impressionism such a bold break from tradition?
Join Anita on #5MinutesWithArt as we explore how Impressionism shattered the rules that had shaped European art for centuries. You can also read more about What Is Impressionism and Why Was It Revolutionary? by clicking here.
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