A. The artists painted quickly to capture a scene before the light changed.
Explanation:
Impressionist paintings are those works of art that capture the fleeting scene before it changes. In this technique, the painters try to capture the momentary scene that they capture in their eyes and try to recreate that in as much detail as they can. The ability to capture the fleeting instant of the moment in their works is what made the impressionist painters successful. This artistic movement of the 19th century divert and abandon the common process of painting, refusing the linear perspective of most paintings and doing things on their own free will and impulse.
