From approximately 1520 to the end of the sixteenth century the style associated with The Renaissance spread again, to the north this time, and with its growth came an evolution to the style of the period; hence the gradual movement to the Baroque period. As it was said before the Renaissance birthed a new style in art marked by four key changes in painting: the use of perspective, the mediums used, a change in light and shadow and the overall composition of the work, most of which were discovered due to continual advances in science. ... He printed many other drawings, but in a substandard s...

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Even though Monet and Cézanne had different approaches and angles on painting in terms of Style (Cézanne being considered a Post Impressionist artist, as opposed to Monet's Impressionist reputation), they were both trying to evoke the world around them the way an immediate observation captures it, but using different strategies to evoke different things. ... With his unique and innovative painting style, Cézanne "confronts us with a strange 'world'" where "physical objects emerge from the paint, from 'earth'"[A. ... Such explo...

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