Question

What was the goal of impressionist art? question 24 options: impress paint upon the canvas to simulate a modern feeling. focus on the general impression of the scene and simulate reflected light. create a painting that was slightly unclear in its subject. describe the emotions of the artist without allowing the viewer to see too much detail?

Answer 1

It would be: 
Focus on the general impression of the scene and simulate reflected light.
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Answer 2

The correct answer is B. Focus on the general impression of the scene and simulate reflected light.

Explanation:

The impressionism was a movement that emerged in the 19th century mainly in art, this type of style in art aimed mainly at depicting the light over objects and different elements as well as portraying broad realistic scenes that could include natural or human elements. This began in France through artists such as Moner or Renoir and implied an alternative style in painting to those of that period. Additionally, impressionism also affected other fields such as literature or music. Considering this, the statement that expresses the goal of impressionist art is "Focus on the general impression of the scene and simulate reflected light".