Which technique of Impressionism is in the portrait The Japanese Footbridge?

Question

a. effective use of perspective
b. capturing the human experience
c. emphasizing a formal scene
d. heavy use of broken brushstrokes

Answer 1

The portrait "The Japanese Footbridge" is painted by Claude Monet, a key figure in the Impressionist movement. The technique that best represents Impressionism in this work is d. heavy use of broken brushstrokes. Monet’s technique often involved applying color with quick, loose brushstrokes to capture the effects of light and atmosphere, which is a hallmark of Impressionism.