Question

Claude Monet was an artist who was known for his impressionist paintings. Later in life, the choices of colors in his paintings changed. These color choices were the result of a visual disorder. What is the visual disorder and why did it affect his choice of colors?

Answer 1

Visual disorder

Visual impairment is a term expert use to describe any kind of vision loss . Whether it’s someone who can’t see at all or someone who has partial bison lose

cause of vision disorder are

1) ampyopia

2) cataract

3) diabetes rectinopathy

4) glucoma

5)macular degeneration

6)trachoma.

Vision is an important tool when creating painted artwork. The influence of eye anomalies in artwork is more compelling. Cataract are a progressive cloudiness of the lens inside the eyes. Producing blurred and dulled visions that can’t be corrected with spectacles.

Catract are offen brown which Filter the light passing through them , impairing colour discrimination. In severe case blue light is almost completely blocked.

Here claude monet also happened cataracts. Because his choice of colors in his painting is changed. Importantly his color vision also suffered. So he reduces to selecting colors from the label on the paint tube .