Which type of artists were more concerned with interpreting a viewer's fleeting perception of reality than with re-creating the photographic "reality" of a scene

A)  French Impressionists 
B)  Realists 
C)  Medievalists 
D)  Cubists

French Impressionists

French Impressionists were a group of 19th-century artists who sought to capture fleeting moments and the effects of light using bold colors and innovative brushwork.

Realists

Individuals who base their perception of reality on the physical world, accepting it as it truly is, often in contrast to idealists.

Cubists

Artists associated with the Cubism movement, which emphasized abstract forms and the fragmentation of objects into geometric shapes.