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plein-air /plɛn ˈɛː  / /plɛn ɛʀ/adjectiveDenoting or in the manner of a 19th-century style of painting outdoors, which became a central feature of French impressionism: the French style of plein-air landscape painting...- Even before Parisian painters took it up, Provencal landscape artists had practiced plein-air painting.
- Even as the animated brushwork makes them teeter on the edge of abstraction, these works have the natural light of 19 th-century plein-air paintings.
- He studied at the Slade School, 1875-80, then in Italy and Paris, where he was strongly influenced by contemporary French plein-air painting.
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