» Impressionist works like this painting focus less on details and more on the depiction of light and color. This causes Impressionist work to be a bit “fuzzy” or “blurred.” The famous Impressionist Claude Monet struggled with terrible eye sight, but that was no problem for his work. Find a non-Impressionist painting and look at it with your eyes blurred. How does it look through the eyes of Monet?

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Impressionist works like this painting focus less on details and more on the depiction of light and color. This causes Impressionist work to be a bit “fuzzy” or “blurred.” The famous Impressionist Claude Monet struggled with terrible eye sight, but that was no problem for his work. Find a non-Impressionist painting and look at it with your eyes blurred. How does it look through the eyes of Monet?

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