It was in this respect and in the all-embracing unity of colour and handling that resulted, rather than in its realism, that Impressionism founded modern painting.
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Thus, he not only clarified the sense of the word, but he let every syllable and every note sound together and thereby created a unity of harmony and colours unlike anyone else.
He found the unity he had long sought by creating a harmony of colours and tones and by applying a consistent brushstroke across the entire surface of the canvas.
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Likewise Rembrandt will take the flesh tints on an ageing face and show how each one captures something of the life within, so that the formal harmony of the colours conveys the completeness and unity of the person.
He reduced the number of figures and the strong local colours traditional in 16th-century northern landscape painting, achieving a new unity of atmosphere and tone.
The early topographical drawings of Paul Sandby gave way to the delicate linear drawings of Francis Towne, with their patches of colour resembling maps, and, at the close of the century, to the atmospheric unity of the landscapes of John Robert Cozens.
