The word "impressionism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of art or music that is characterized by vivid and fleeting impressions of the world around us, as well as an approach to literature that emphasizes feelings and impressions over facts. For example, you could say, "The art gallery featured impressionist paintings, and the music sounded like it had been inspired by the genre."
Its savage violence confronted head-on the aesthetics of impressionism – then at the apogee of Parisian musical fashion – just as the razor-sharp editing between phrases subverted the smooth, seamless flow of the Germanic symphonic tradition with pitiless efficacy.
This is a film that intriguingly blurs reality with impressionism.
Adolph Menzel, who was later seen as one of the forerunners of Impressionism, asked Felicie if she had seriously spent money on this "dreck".
It should not be missed".ImEx – Impressionism and Expressionism.
On the surface, it takes the form of a jaunty guidebook, full of jokes, obscure facts and the kind of helpful impressionism that more formal travel guides lack (the "psychic smell" of Edinburgh, we are told, is "Gothic").
French impressionism, if you include Cézanne, remains big everywhere.
The others were told that the painting was an example of neo-impressionism in which the artist had used colour to evoke harmony and emotion.
Moving to Paris in 1909, he was swept up by modern art, becoming the first Cubist portraitist before turning back to post-Impressionism and Cézanne.
In his early paintings he was influenced by Post-Impressionism.
By 1881 the original Impressionist group had begun to disintegrate, although it was still to hold two more exhibitions the eighth and last (in which Monet did not show) in 1886, after the advent of Neo-Impressionism.
Fry, who gave Post-Impressionism its name, regarded Cézanne as the founder of a new Modernist aesthetic a new formalism, in which, as he wrote in Vision and Design (1920), "plasticity has become all-important" and in which "all is reduced to the purest terms of structural design".
