Camille Pissarro was a big advocate of Impressionism yet by the 1880s the artist began to broaden his style in a bid to break out of his creative rut.
Camille Pissarro was a big advocate of Impressionism yet by the 1880s the artist began to broaden his style in a bid to break out of his creative rut. It was then that he turned towards Neo-Impressionism, a movement founded by Georges Seurat. While it has similarities to Impressionism, it is characterized by a more scientific and disciplined approach to color and light.