Columbus North High School

Painterly Style / Fruit or Landscape
 
IMPRESSIONISM
The impressionistic painters of the 19th century first began exploring this painterly style. The impressionist style of painting is characterized by emphasizing the general impression of a scene or object. Impressionists are not concerned with meticulous blending of colors. Instead, they use bold brush strokes to juxtapose colors that from a distance the eye blends together. 
 
PAINTING IN A PAINTERLY STYLE
A painterly style of painting is one where the painting process is evident. Brush strokes are clearly visible and the artist is not trying to make the painting look like a polished photograph. 

STILL-LIFE WITH FRUIT
The subject for this painting will be simple fruit. We are using this subject to focus on painting technique and not so much on drawing.

LANDSCAPE
The subject for this painting will be landscape. Try to select landscape that is similar to what you might see in Indiana.


 
1 Still life by Cezanne     
 
 Examples of Student Work:
 
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Last Modified on August 9, 2012