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by: Judith bautista Camilepissaro by : judith bautista

 Pissarro was born in July 10, 1830 in Danish west indies, he also works and lives in saint Thomas.  He is known as the Peru for being the leader of the Spanish conquest of the Inca empire. And also for his paintings in French.

 He stared his first exhibition since 1830 to 1903 his exhibition place was in the French impressionism.

 Camille Pissarro paintings represent every historical occurrence.  They also reveal certain characters under close detail.  The purpose of Pissarro artwork is to articulate the thought and feeling about our world.

 Pissarro was also in a contemporary culture that was characterized by the rejection and global cultural narrative, or a meta- narrative.

 He was in this group called French impressments. This is understood as cultural projects or a set of perspectives.  People would enjoy looking over his paintings.