Impressionist painters strive to capture an initial "impression" of an outdoor scene or other images. Unlike history painters, impressionists work rapidly to capture shifting light and reflections. Impressionism often appears sketchy or unfinished compared to the more smoothly finished works of the classical French tradition. This sketchiness serves the purpose of communicating the liveliness and spontaneity of a scene.
“A Summers Day”
“Homerstead”
“After The Dance”
“Blue Water”
“High Plains Silo”
“Boy in Straw Hat”
“On The Run”
“Long Walk Home”
