Impressionists by the Sea
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rt by its nature is subjective. Its main driving force is the creativity of the artist. In the mid-19C the Industrial Revolution was in its full swing in Europe, created the a new Middle Class. The coming of the railways made it easy for the crowd to travel to the seaside resorts. Some of the artists followed, with their canvas and created new scenes and subject matters, as they explore the new trends. Here is a story of how a very influential group of artists were inspired by the technological development of the 19C. This bought the urban artists to a simpler ways of life, nearer to nature of the coasts, the sea, the waves and the beach. This experience was the source of their inspiration, which created such memorable images of Impressionists by the Sea.
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Impressionists by the Sea
- 1. Impressionists by the Sea An Impact of Technology on Art First created Sep 2007. London. Version 3.0 31 Mar 2019 Daperro. London.
- 2. Before the railway, Normandy & Brittany belonged to the locals …
- 3. Artists painted the struggles of the fishermen against the elements …
- 4. And the women who lived off the beaches …
- 5. Boudin started painting holidaymakers and the beach parties …
- 6. Boudin exhibited a series beach paintings in the Salon …
- 7. Railway reached Trouville in 1863 …
- 8. Some painted the riders on the beach …
- 9. An early contribution from James Whistler, an American …
- 10. Courbet painted some 25 canvases for his ‘Wide View of the Open Sea’ in 1865…
- 11. Soon Courbet started to paint the effects of weather on the coast …
- 12. Courbet painted even more dramatic views later …
- 13. The forces of nature …
- 14. La Port d’Aval, with its cliffs and pinnacles …
- 15. La Port d’Aval …
- 16. Courbet’s The turbulence waves …
- 17. Daubigny saw the colourful lights on the horizon …
- 18. The impressive dark clouds and the stormy sea bu Dupre…
- 19. Corot has a go at the seascape too …
- 20. Jules Hereau’s The Return from Shrimping …
- 21. A natural landscape by Jean Francois Millet in 1854 …
- 22. Monet’s Beach at Sainte Adresse …
- 23. Monet followed Boudin and started painting beach scenes …
- 24. Monet’s beach hotels …
- 25. Monet’s beach hotel …
- 26. Close up of the beach promenade …
- 27. Monet’s wife Camille and Boudin’s wife (possibly) …
- 28. Manet’s wife and brother …
- 29. Manet also started painting beach scenes …
- 30. From another impressionist, Cazin …
- 31. A modern version of Women living of the beach, by the American, John Sargent …
- 32. John Sargent’ s aristocracy of the beach …
- 33. The heightened tone of the dramatic weather on the French coast, by Pelouse…
- 34. By now several beach paintings were reaching the Paris Salon …
- 35. Together Boudin also turned away from the beach scene …
- 36. Development of new beach resort …
- 37. Monet’s Rocks at Low Tide …
- 38. Monet’s Shadows on the Sea …
- 39. Monet painted the rushing waves, under a blue sky …
- 40. Monet turned away from the beach scene and return to nature …
- 41. Monet’s Rough Sea …
- 42. Monet’s the Cliff …
- 44. Once again fishermen replaced the holidaymakers …
- 45. Renoir picked up the holidaymakers theme while others left …
- 46. Renoir …
- 47. Renoir saw the colourful cliff the rushing sea, as the fishermen came home …
- 48. Gauguin made his contribution too …
- 49. Holidaymakers theme from the American female impressionist, Mary Cassatt …
- 52. All rights reserved. Rights belong to their respective owners. Available free for non-commercial and personal use. Music – Comme un soleil by Nana Mouskouri. The End
Editor's Notes
- Art by its nature is subjective. Its main driving force is the creativity of the artist. In the mid-19C the Industrial Revolution was in its full swing in Europe, created the a new Middle Class. The coming of the railways made it easy for the crowd to travel to the seaside resorts. Some of the artists followed, with their canvas and created new scenes and subject matters, as they explore the new trends. Here is a story of how a very influential group of artists were inspired by the technological development of the 19C. This bought the urban artists to a simpler ways of life, nearer to nature of the coasts, the sea, the waves and the beach. This experience was the source of their inspiration, which created such memorable images of Impressionists by the Sea.
- Ver 1.0 initial version Sep 2007 Ver 2.0 more slides added Jul 2015 Ver 3.0 more slides added a few slides changed Mar 2019 and mp4 version released