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Monet Garden

Impressionism

Norma Gray | Deborah L. Hoover | Richard Larson | Marsha Rae Wright

Impressionism had its radical beginnings in the late 19th century. With a departure from academic painting, early Impressionists such as Claude Monet often took departing from the studio into open air, plein air painting capturing transient light effects, allowing them to incorporate a sense of changing time. Doing so the impressionists took to a looser, more open compositions with visible brush stokes, the emphasis of light in changing qualities, common subjects, unusual perspectives and the inclusion of movement.

Norma Gray

Cascade Afternoon Delight BSG Gifts Negotiations Harem Winter Blanket Wintergarten

Deborah L. Hoover

Above Heart & Soul Conga Conga Band Soul Classic High Above

Richard Larson

Serendipity Afternoon Glow Mesmerized Foot Bridge Sing Along Nautical Night Country Road Sunday Sailors
Early Snow Stanley Steamer Model T Traverse City Canal Nature Sings Trout Waters The Jackson My Dream

Marsha Rae Wright

Enchanted Way Faerie Lights Enchanted Garden Greenwood Way Phoenix Pieces of Sky Rainbow Falls