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This French artist painted "Water Lilies," a series featuring his beloved garden pond at Giverny.
This country served as the birthplace of Impressionism in the 1860s and 1870s.
The Impressionist movement got its name from this Monet painting showing a harbor at sunrise.
Impressionist painters preferred to work in this setting rather than indoor studios.
This artist was famous for painting ballet dancers and scenes from the Paris Opera.
Impressionists used quick, visible strokes of this artistic medium to capture light effects.
This city was the center of the Impressionist movement, where artists gathered in cafes and exhibited together.
This Impressionist was known for joyful paintings of people socializing, dancing, and enjoying leisure time.