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The appearance of impressionismwas not accidental and it was the inevitable trend of the development of Frenchart in the 19th century. Since the Renaissance until the mid of 19thcentury, the artists mainly explored the sketch relationship of modeling artand anatomy perspective and color was only considered diffuse shading changes. Despiteearlier explorations of color of Delacroix, Constant Boer, they were tentativeafter all. David, Angel and Courbet have developed the painting development ofsketch relations into the peak. In this way, the artists in the 19thcentury had to ponder a new way of painting art, and then they started to seeka breakthrough in color. The production ofphotography in the 19th century was a serious challenge to the artof painting, pushing artists to find a new way out. The first photo generated in1820s and by 1860s, photography has underwent a great development. Before this,painting undertook the important task to record image. With the popularizationof photography, painting art had lost its former dominance. At that time, someartists even thought of no prospects for the future development of painting. Thissense of crisis prompted artists to give up classical painting techniques ofphotos and to find new ways in painting color.  At that time, thecapitalist countries were expanding to the East. Oriental art and culture beganto be shown in western people’s eyes. Japanese printmaking, Chinese silk andother Oriental art with their unique decoration, plane, perspective method andbeautiful colors formed a fascinating new art world, which was also a promotionand enlightenment for western artists to get rid of the tradition to pursue thenew. Impressionism gave birth under such historical conditions. In the middle of the 19th century, althoughrealism art which confronted the traditional art appeared, official schoolforces were still very strong. Under the control of official schools, more than4000 paintings failed to be selected in salon exhibition in 1863, which arousedwidespread social discontent. In order to stabilize the situation, Napoleon IIIpersonally dealt with this matter and then held a Salondes Refuses. In this exhibition, Manet’s Luncheon on the Grass caused the dispute, becoming a paintingcausing a great sensation. Although attacked by some people, it was stilladmired by some young painters and literature writers.  Since then, anumber of innovative young artists who were unwilling to be bound bytraditional art often gathered in Gailbowl cafe located in Batiyuer Avenue, Paris,talked about art and literature, explored new ideas and carried out heateddiscussions. These people were led by four students of classical painterGleyre’s studio—Monet, Renoir, Sisley, and Bachy and then made friends withPissarro, Cezanne and the female painter Morisot. Finally, Manet and Degasjoined them. In addition, literature write Zora was also included. BecauseManet was much older among those people and had certain artistic achievements,so he was respected as the spiritual leader by these painters.   In addition to theexploration of art, these artists often went to outdoors for painting to pursuenew expression techniques of describing color changes. They chose Courbet'srealistic portrayal road and depicted the natural scenery and the reality oflife that they saw. These artists were also influenced by the Barbizon and closely contacted with them.They also acquired their courage to get out of the studio and directly face thenature, and got lots of advice different from academic schools. YoungImpressionists were also inspired and encouraged by Constant Boer and Turner'sworks. Their vigorous scene atmosphere and rich colors derived from the Britishpainters, especially Boudin and JongKind’s direct influence on impressionism. LEBoudin (1824-1898) was Monet’s enlightenerand insisted on outdoor sketching, whose works were full of vibrating light andatmosphere. Especially his depiction of the colors of sky was more vivid. JBJongKind (1819-1891) was a painter from Holland, who was commonlyusing watercolors for outdoors paintings and then processed them into oilpaintings. His paintings kept the vitality of sketches with good color feeling.He painted with Boudin and Monet. It can be said that Boudin and JongKind aredirect enlightener of impressionist.  After theFranco-Prussian War in 1870s, Impressionist painters returned to meet inGailbowl cafe located in Batiyuer Avenue. So they might be called “Batiyuer Group”.In fact, they were just the young artists with close relationship who paintedtogether and discussed art. They had no unified thought, no officialorganization and programs. 10-year exploration from 60s to 70s finally formed anew mature style. In 1874, this group of artists jointly held the first jointexhibition which was called "Nameless Painters, Sculptors and ArtistsAssociation Exhibition" consisting of 29 painters and more than 160 works,arousing great repercussions in society. A seascapepainting Sunrise Impression of Monetwas satirized by the reporter of Louis Lelovan of Noisy who later entitled it ImpressionistExhibition in his article. He took advantage of classical painters to slamthese works. He said Sunrise Impression vaguelyand miserably being presented in front of people to probe the painter's ignoranceand of beauty and the truth. And the wallpapers were more complete and thesebeautiful colors and splashed mud became the fashionable things. After visitingthe exhibition, when talking about his feelings, he said these paintings werelike the pigments in pistol hit on the canvas and signed a name to becompleted. Some people ridiculously said these paintings were scraped off bythe palette of colors.  This exhibition wasopen before the official salon exhibition, attracting many visitors. The newstyle of these newly displayed works made people feel fresh, but was difficultto be accepted. Sarcasm was far more than praise. After the exhibition, theirony "impressionism" had been accepted by this group of painters,and had also been followed by later people. In this way, the new schooluniversally acknowledged –impressionism was born.  From 1874 to 1886,the Impressionists held a total of 8 exhibitions where exhibitors were notcompletely confined to the school members and their own members were not whollyincluded. Boudin had only participated in the first exhibition and Americanfemale painter Cassatt involved in this exhibition for the third time. WhileManet had been expected to get official recognition and was busy attending theofficial salon and never participated in Impressionist exhibition. Only Pissarrotook part in every exhibition.  After the lastjoint exhibition in 1886, impressionism did not hold group exhibition becauseof the differences in art, less and less common opinions and more prominent personalcharacteristics. Impressionism movement drew to a close. Since then, impressionismwas replaced by new impressionism and post-impressionism.