Real, Impress, Post Vocabulary

Capturing moments of light and atmosphere using quick, visible brushstrokes and bright colors.

A soft, dry medium made from pigment and a binder. Often used for it's bright colors and blendability.

A practice of painting outdoors to capture natural light and scenery.

The leader known for painting the same subject at different times to study changes in light and color.

What happened in the 18th and 19th centuries that had a big impact on Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.

Which of the following best describes The Salon?

A separate exhibition established in 1863 to display artworks rejected by The Academie.

Art movement that focuses on depicting everyday life and ordinary people with truthful, unidealized accuracy.

Genre of portraiture that challenged conventions, through expression, composition or color aiming to make a statement.

A painting technique where paint is applied thickly so that it stands out from the surface, creating texture.

The Academie valued historical subjects, landscapes, and still lives.

How did Cezanne get geometric forms in his paintings?

A printmaking technique where an image is drawn with oil onto a flat stone, then inked and pressed onto paper.

A painting technique using small, distinct dots of color applied in patterns to form an image.

An art movement emphasizing emotion, and symbolic content while using vivid colors.

An artwork depicting inanimate objects, typically arranged on a table.

Leader of the Realism movement, known for painting ordinary people and challenging traditional art standards.

Colors opposite each other on the color wheel, like red and green.

The use of color based on the artist's choice or emotional response, rather than natural color of the objects.