Signified a major art movement in the late 19th century, redefining artistic norms. Art gatherings and exhibitions showcasing personal interpretations of nature. [Western] Reflected societal changes during the Industrial Revolution.

Utilized to explore collective unconscious and archetypal symbols. Art therapy sessions aimed at self-discovery through creation. Captures the essence of personal and collective experiences.

Influenced regional artists during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, evolving into American Impressionism. Art movements responding to the rapidly changing American landscape. [American] Embodies the spirit of experimentation in American art.

Originated primarily in France among artists like Monet and Renoir. Cafes and salons serving as hubs for discussing new artistic ideas. Symbolizes rebellion against classicism.

Influenced by Western Impressionism during the Meiji period, integrating it with traditional aesthetics. Art exhibits that blend East and West, celebrating natural beauty. [Japanese] Emphasizes harmony in nature.