Sentence examples for * impressionism of from inspiring English sources

After discovering the impressionism of Debussy, he fashions a synthesis of French and German musical values.

Lyrically, his greatest influence is the impressionism of the Cure's Robert Smith.

The play (in contrast to the impressionism of Godot) is only "universal" as an act of majority appropriation.

His ballet La Tragédie de Salomé, with its fusion of Rimsky-Korsakov's exoticism and the "impressionism" of Debussy and Ravel, was a huge success in Paris in 1909.

This is literary impressionism of Jamesian subtlety yet with a crisper delivery; it is also the most perfectly deployed example of the unreliable narrator.

Much of his ensemble music seems as much descended from the gauzy Impressionism of Debussy and the instrumental brilliance of Ravel as from any modernist vein.

The majority of these 31 pieces, however, are examples of American Impressionism, 10 of them Childe Hassams and none better than "Dragon Cloud" (1903).

The tropics are more idea than reality, and representations veer from the Post-Impressionism of Gauguin to "Pirates of the Caribbean" kitsch.

But it must be remembered that he himself was for the moment a provincial with tastes that were old-fashioned in a Paris already familiar with the Post-Impressionism of Paul Cézanne, Paul Gauguin, and Vincent van Gogh.

About 1917 he abandoned the Cubist style in his own work and moved closer to the Post-Impressionism of Paul Cézanne, adopting a visual language of simplified forms and bold areas of colour.

Ms. Matthiasdottir developed a style that merged the post-Impressionism of Edvard Munch with the palette of Fauvism, as well as the influences of less well-known Scandinavian modernists.