Sentence examples for * the impressionism from inspiring English sources

Visually, the impressionism book is ravishing.

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.

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.

Then he began learning about his forebear's work, becoming expert in the Impressionism his parents had snubbed (that rejection, perhaps, an act of classic Modernism).

The blossoms look burned or trampled, of course, but one grouping suggests the Impressionism of Monet, and the mammoth seascape in a lead frame is Mr. Kiefer in J. M. W. Turner mode.

Even as he distinguished his and Seurat's "scientific Impressionism" from the "romantic Impressionism" of Monet, he managed to unite what was by then a fractious group for a final Impressionist exhibition in 1886.

This was dubbed morotai, or indefinite style, like the term Impressionism, originally a dismissive critical description.

The big idea for Dior this time was a jaunt through history - taking in everything from Flemish masters to the gothic, Impressionism to Dior's own forties debut.

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.

Indeed, even the term impressionism was coined as a negative phrase by the then contemporary critic Louis Leroy, who declared that Monet's painting was, at most, a sketch, and could hardly be termed a finished work.