Sentence examples for from impressionism from inspiring English sources

What he took from impressionism was the freedom to paint the colours he wanted.

Malevich tried everything out, from impressionism to cubism to futurist machines.

A seemingly endless inventory of paintings and sculptures covers a stylistic scope from Impressionism to Surrealism to Non-Objective Abstraction.

Examples of different styles of Danish art grace the exhibition, from Impressionism to early experiments in Modernism.

Among much else the show's middle gallery contains a veritable retrospective of prints by Emil Nolde that show him covering the waterfront from Impressionism to Early Pop.

The nature of this sunlit region gave greater encouragement to his separation from Impressionism, which to him was associated with the landscapes of the valley of the Seine.

Lewis's "Vorticist" paintings -- the occult term was invented by his close friend Ezra Pound -- are hypermasculine, and draw their inspiration not from French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism (as Bloomsbury did) but from modern machinery, Northern European art and -- a surprise in Edwards's book -- classic Japanese art.

He pulled back from his Impressionism, way back.

The collection is small but delightful, surveying the arc of his career, from murky Impressionism in 1890s Paris, to the freedom of the Nice years.

"Green Tea Farm," the strongest of several ballads in the set, gradually moved from ceremonial impressionism to a gospel-haunted rumble, nodding at Ray Charles.

Messiaen was in his late 20s when he composed this score, and it is not that far removed from Debussian Impressionism.