GIVERNY, France (AP) — Mottled brushstrokes capture the sunset on a haystack, vivid hues fragment forest grass, while hazy edges give life to Normandy trees as they dance in the breeze.
These are typical scenes of the renowned 19th century French art movement Impressionism. But there is one major difference: they’re all painted by Americans.
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