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How Monet Ended Up Defining Impressionism

Subscribe and click the bell icon to be notified! ‪@insideartwork‬ Claude Monet captures a moment of perception, not a finished scene. Rather than painting objects as fixed forms, he focuses on how light, color, and atmosphere shift from one instant to the next. What matters is not what we see, but how we see it. From Impression, Sunrise to the water lilies at Giverny, Monet breaks traditional composition into loose brushstrokes and vibrating color. Forms dissolve, edges blur, and the landscape seems to breathe. Stability gives way to sensation. This video looks inside Claude Monet’s life and work to examine how observation, repetition, and light transformed painting—and changed the way we experience the natural world.