Sentence examples for impressionism in the from inspiring English sources
Impressionism in the 1870s was inseparable from heightened visual experience of a sensuously satisfying world.
His spontaneous interpretation of the atmospheric quality of his subject foreshadows the Barbizon school and Impressionism in the 19th century.
Given the decline of interest in Impressionism in the meantime, the price realized last night was remarkably high.
Odilon Redon still haunts French art, ghost-like and entirely foreign to the world of Impressionism in the 1880-90s.
The true masterpiece of Impressionism in the Lewyt collection seen at the Sotheby's sale was the portrait of a young woman holding a fan painted by Berthe Morisot in 1876.
These easygoing confections for oboe, viola and piano betray an array of influences: there was an almost Debussian Impressionism in the keyboard harmonies, yet the singing viola and oboe lines veered more in the direction of English pastoralism.
"O.K., how about Impressionism?" In between the alternative and the mainstream are newer clubs like Gotham Comedy Club in Chelsea, a sleek joint that has recently been the home base of the quintessential New York comic, Robert Klein.
To have developed a passion for, say, post-impressionism in the 1960s would have been to let yourself in for a lifetime of disappointment, since all the best pieces had long since flown to Park Lane apartments for millions.
Mr. Constant achieves his own kind of steely, jagged Impressionism in this lushly colored and restless work, steeped in Bergesque atonality.
Impressionism in Hartford During the early 1870's six artists gathered in Argenteuil, a suburb of Paris known for its gypsum mines that produced plaster of Paris and for pleasure boating on the Seine.
He mustered a few more strong depictions of city life, countering the void of the excavation paintings with the 1911 "New York," an allover cacophony of people, vehicles and buildings on Madison Square in Manhattan at rush hour, and coming to terms with Impressionism in paintings of the snow-banked Hudson in winter.
