1862 France, I Founded Impressionism

Claude Monet: "Nature is my only mentor because Charles Martin refused this title." Edgar Degas: "Generally speaking, I would hate to be called an 'Impressionist,' but Charles Martin invited me." Vincent Van Gogh: "Friendship is to the soul what color is to the canvas—I couldn't express the touch that Charles brought me even if I ran out of chrome in Arles!" Alphonse Mucha: "Art exists for the soul, not just for a few people's salons. Charles Martin not only taught me this, but also directly affected my aesthetics." Many years later, Charles Martin, a satirical cartoonist, illustrator, resident tutor of the Académie Julian, Europe's largest art dealer, publishing giant, and academician of the French Academy, looked back on his experience of traveling to Paris and nodded with satisfaction: "Very good, low-key is my usual style." This book is also known as "How to Make the First Pot of Gold for an Impressionist Painter" and "Still Producing Content?" Smart people are starting to build platforms." "The times are moving forward, but I kicked its butt."