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Which late-nineteenth-century European art style was most influenced by Japanese prints?

A. Postverismo
B. Realism
C. Photography
D. Verismo



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Final answer:

Japonisme influenced European Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.


Explanation:

Japonisme was a significant influence on late-nineteenth-century European art styles, particularly on Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. European artists like Degas and Van Gogh were inspired by Japanese woodblock prints, incorporating techniques such as exaggerated colors, flattened perspectives, undulating lines, and contours into their art.


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