Sentence examples for Make impressionism from inspiring English sources
but, in their mediocrity, they do make Impressionism shine more than ever.
He declared, "I want to make of Impressionism something solid and durable, like the art of the museums".
There he pursued a radical ambition, saying, "I want to make of impressionism something solid and lasting, like the art in the museums".
Next come his Seuratesque seascapes and more distinctive figurative works; the radiant St.-Tropez paintings in which he made Neo-Impressionism his own; and his exuberantly eccentric late paintings and not-eccentric-enough watercolors.
WAYNE GONZALES Gonzales's new paintings perform the syntheticvision trick made famous by Impressionism and seen in choice passages of Velázquez or Frans Hals.
On the other hand, the ideas impressionism was to make notorious, then famous, then revered, were not new at all.
These works make a persuasive case for Impressionism as an artistic language that has many regional dialects, and that is often spoken with an American accent.
Its most important figure was David Cox, whose later works make him an important precursor of impressionism.
With brilliant diversity of brushstrokes and subtle harmonies of colour, he achieved effects of form and texture, space, light, and atmosphere, that make him the chief forerunner of 19th-century French Impressionism.
The Russian Pictorialists clearly shared their international contemporaries' fervent desire to make photography an art as well as their predilection for Impressionism and Symbolism.
