Although flirting with the impressionism of Manet, the artist is not to enjoy the same celebrity in the West as Eisenstein and Prokofiev.
After discovering the impressionism of Debussy, he fashions a synthesis of French and German musical values.
Lyrically, his greatest influence is the impressionism of the Cure's Robert Smith.
The impressionism of Debussy is often mentioned in connection with Clarke's work, particularly its lush textures and modernistic harmonies.
His taste rapidly progressed through the movements of the day: Impressionism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau, and early modernism.
Her theater background includes two stints as an understudy: in the 2009 Broadway production of the play "Impressionism" and in the 2008 Off Broadway play "Dust".
Absinthe's effects suggested, it seems, an inherent instability to perception, as if mixing and distilling the shimmer of Impressionism, the nightmares of Expressionism and the skewed images of Surrealism.
Some historians have suggested that the founding work of impressionism, Impression, Sunrise (1872-3), was painted as a direct result.
I forsook the light of Impressionism for the dark of German Expressionism, entering the Busch-Reisinger (access is through the Fogg).
And, moving away from the subjectivity of impressionism and the passing moment, he searched the small particles of color for truth.
(Eight more examples can currently be seen in another show at the Met, "The Age of Impressionism: European Paintings From the Ordrupgaard, Copenhagen").
