Impressionism and Light: Monet
Studying Monet's work to understand how light changes the appearance of color in nature.
Key Questions
- Analyze how the time of day alters the colors observed on a building or a tree.
- Compare the effect of small dabs of paint versus long, smooth strokes in capturing light.
- Design a painting that conveys the 'feeling' of sunlight without explicitly drawing a sun.
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