Sentence examples for sort of impressionism from inspiring English sources

The seascape by Hassam, "Spanish Ledges," named after rocks off of the New Hampshire coast, belongs to the tightest sort of Impressionism.

By further degrading the images and popping them on and off the screen rapidly, I could create a sort of digital impressionism.

Forging under pressure a new way of telling familiar (and family) stories, Malick also displays a conspicuously painterly boldness, a sort of cinematic Impressionism that locates an indelible force of light and detail in the stuff of daily life.

Here, his direction is the point, and it's a sort of dazzlingly intensified impressionism, a crystallization of vision and emotion in flickering moments that, in its analytical power, rivals David Fincher's cubistic actionism in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" and, in its sudden abysses of mood, resembles the work of Terrence Malick.

Through May 6. |  "Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism".

Perhaps a new era of Impressionism is upon us.

Though the light quality was as brilliant as that of Impressionism, the general effect was of immobile, harmonious monumentality, a crystallization of the fleeting light of Impressionism.

In place of the hazy forms of Impressionism, those of Neo-Impressionism had solidity and clarity and were simplified to reveal the carefully composed relationships between them.

Post-Impressionism, in Western painting, movement in France that represented both an extension of Impressionism and a rejection of that style's inherent limitations.

The unconventional twists of Impressionism were apparently dear to the hearts of the Clarks.

A founder of Impressionism, he quickly moved to the movement's fringe.