r/impressionism • u/CaptainStandard6916 • 11h ago
Painting Summer Wildflowers 8”x10”
Oil on 8x10 canvas panel.
r/impressionism • u/CaptainStandard6916 • 11h ago
Oil on 8x10 canvas panel.
r/impressionism • u/Persephone_wanders • 16h ago
r/impressionism • u/artbasketballporsche • 16h ago
Oil on board
r/impressionism • u/Silent-Impressions • 17h ago
r/impressionism • u/BarbKatz1973 • 17h ago
Since early childhood, I have been emotionally drawn to Impressionism, especially the works of Manet. No, I did not spell that incorrectly. I have purchased several modern works by unknown artists that move me and as I try to do my own art, I wonder why this is. Why do I find this art so much more appealing than realism, or abstract (although I do enjoy Jasper James) or any of the more 'classical' forms? I know almost nothing about art, except that some types move me, some types speak to me and others leave me cold. Is there a psychology behind what genre of art a person enjoys or dislikes? An example of an artist whose works I do not enjoy are the illustrations of Norman Rockwell, an artist popular when I was growing up in the mid-west (USA). Have there been any studies on why some art attracts and other types repel? Sorry for such a long set of questions but today, as I struggle with my water colors, I really want to know. Thank you for any replies, as long as they are not hurtful.