Impressionism in Painting and Music (c.1875–1910)

This article explores the Impressionist movement in Western art during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, focusing on the transformation of visual and musical expression. Through the works of Claude Monet and Claude Debussy, the article examines how the artists conveyed fleeting impressions of light, atmosphere, and natural moods, emphasizing emotional resonance over formal structure. This interdisciplinary approach highlights the parallel evolution of Impressionism in painting and music as reflective of broader cultural and perceptual shifts.