Slovenian Impressionism refers to the artistic movement that emerged in Slovenia during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Influenced by the broader Impressionist movement in Europe, Slovenian artists sought to capture the effects of light and color in their landscapes and everyday scenes. They often painted en plein air, focusing on the natural beauty of Slovenia's diverse landscapes. Key figures in Slovenian Impressionism include Rihard Jakopič and Matija Jama, who played significant roles in developing this style. Their works reflect a blend of local themes and Impressionist techniques, contributing to the unique identity of Slovenian art during this period.