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postimpressionist::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | post-impressionist |
| Type of | painter |
Examples of postimpressionist
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Grant also designed for the stage and was a postimpressionist painter of some renown.
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Baked goods are food, not postimpressionist paintings, and belong on a plate, not a wall.
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Behind them, murals of buxom nudes tiptoed into postimpressionist waters.
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This is the second time this painting by the Dutch-born postimpressionist has been stolen from the Khalil museum.
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The grey paint is used in the renovated impressionist gallery, not in the postimpressionist gallery where the Van Gogh is hung.
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During the early 1920s he was influenced by Impressionism, although later in the decade he produced works that were more postimpressionist.
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Despite Bell's tone, the story of the Berwick murals is not simply a story about two postimpressionist painters mischievously dabbling in historical pastiche.
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There are people now living who can remember when it was a dirty word-something to do with illicit sex, postimpressionist painting and obscure and alarming techniques of writing.
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- An artist of the Postimpressionist school who revolted against Impressionism
- (Post-Impressionists) A label given to a diverse group of French artists: Paul Cezanne, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, and Georges Seurat, who were working in the 1880s and 1890s. ...
- (Post-Impressionism) A general term applied to various personal styles of painting by French artists (or artists living in France) that developed from about 1885 to 1900 in reaction to what these artists saw as the somewhat formless and aloof quality of Impressionist painting. ...
- (Post-Impressionism) A late-nineteenth-century artistic movement that extended the boundaries of Impressionism in new directions to focus on structure, composition, fantasy, and subjective expression.
- (Post-Impressionism) A name that describes the painting of a number of artists, working in widely different styles, in the last decades of the 19th century in France.
- (Post-Impressionism) An art movement that relied on the impact of the paintings to express feelings and ideas.
- (Post-Impressionism) This is similar to Impressionism, but the artist depicts a subjective, not objective, view. Cezanne, Van Gogh and Gauguin are among this art form which originated in France.
- (Post-Impressionism) a style of artwork that followed Impressionism. Practitioners of this style discarded a concern with light and nature in favour of exploring geometric form and symbolic content.
- (Post-Impressionism) had roots in Impressionism but reacted against it. avant-garde - rejected the classical, academic, and traditional, and explored the premises and formal qualities of painting, sculpture, and other media. Seural - sunday, van gogh, Lautrec - Toulouse Lautrec, at the Moulin Rouge
