Sentence examples for impressionism that from inspiring English sources

Silver, author of two short-story collections and two previous novels, including "The God of War," writes with an unadorned impressionism that never feels self-­conscious or fussy.

The form of impressionism that was then spreading through Germany seemed emblematic of a bourgeois society ruled by money and Christian morality.

While summoning sumptuous colors from the piano, Mr. Pollini refreshingly avoided the sense of watery Impressionism that makes so much Debussy playing sound limp and unthreatening.

The picture of a blossoming pear tree, while similarly helped by the brushwork, belongs in the same vein of conventional Impressionism that had gone out of favor but seems to be making a comeback.

Bremner was one of the many contributors to ITV's Spitting Image – the high-point of political impressionism that began its modern existence with Peter Cook's Beyond the Fringe satire of Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.

Sterling Clark appears to have also been drawn to the various aspects of Impressionism that do not fit this image of the movement at the height of its first blossoming.

The result is a magnified Fauvism or Post-Impressionism that takes inspiration from Avery, Matisse and Bonnard, as well as Chinese painting.

The group also organized exhibitions of French and British Impressionism and Post-Impressionism that exposed the British public to important developments in European avant-garde art.

It was Neo-Impressionism that was in the ascendant when the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh arrived in Paris in 1886.

The first evidence of his new identity appears as the signature "Gorky, Arshele," on "Park Street Church, Boston," a skillful pastiche of Neo-Impressionism that he painted in 1924, while teaching at an art school in Boston.

A crucial aspect of this new arrangement is how the movement from post-Impressionism, that watershed moment at the turn of the 19th century, is managed.