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Debussy's music reflected the characteristics of French Impressionist art through his use of exotic scales, vague melodic contours, and focus on instrumental timbre. His music was influenced by Impressionist artworks through its attempt to musically depict the reflection of light through water and vague blending of colors seen in Japanese gardens. Debussy's style exemplified French Impressionism in music.
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