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Meanings of impressionism in anglès
Usage of impressionism in anglès
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And to call him black was the superficial impressionism of the ignorant.
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In Debussy's music the qualities of impressionism and symbolism are very prominent.
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In 1904, he published the first English language exploration of impressionism.
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Among other losses, there would have been no impressionism or cubism.
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Cézanne is the full-stop between impressionism and the contemporary movement.
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His impressionism of phrase went really deeper than the surface.
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Here is impressionism in its last hurrah, pushed towards its logical destination of abstraction.
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He made a bad impressionist, a thoroughly bad imitator of Keene's success with impressionism.
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But oftener he prefers the more succinct method of landscape-painting, the broadest impressionism: as in
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No doubt impressionism is an expression in painting of the deplorable side of modern life.
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If the production is sonic pointillism, the songs themselves suggest a kind of emotional impressionism.
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For "between authority and impressionism in matters of Revelation, there is no alternative."
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But they are seldom free from a certain tiresome impressionism-andoften make quite undue pretensions.
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The narrative began with impressionism, moved to expressionism, fauvism, cubism, Dadaism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism.
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Sometimes it is imaginatively exploited reminiscence, sometimes pure impressionism.
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People ask why we have no typical architecture of the modern world, like impressionism in painting.
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