Soleil levant
Definition
"Soleil levant" (or "Impression Sunrise") is an iconic painting by Claude Monet. It depicts the port of Le Havre at sunrise with loose brushstrokes and vibrant colors. This painting is considered one of the first examples of Impressionism.
Related terms
Claude Monet: A French painter who was one of the founders of Impressionism. He is known for his series paintings depicting various subjects under different lighting conditions.
Loose Brushstrokes: A painting technique where an artist applies paint in broad strokes without much detail or precision.
Vibrant Colors: Bright and intense hues that evoke strong emotions or visual impact.
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