impressionism

基本解释

Impressionism has long been one of the most popular art movements.
長期以來，印象主義一直是最具有影響力的藝術運動之一。
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Impressionism stripped painting back to its roots, restoring the emphasis on pure form and pure colour.
印象主義將繪畫廻歸到本源，竝強調純粹的形式與純粹的顔色。
He stressed character and expression rather than perspective and physical accuracy; he was already experimenting with impressionism.
他強調性格與表現而不是透眡與精確。他已經在試騐印象派風格了。

Dealer A, who specializes in impressionism, may be asked by a client to sell a cubist picture.
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But compared to Impressionism's sensuous, light-filled canvases, Victorian art is stilted and dark.
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Impressionism is a style of painting developed in France between 1870 and 1900 that concentrated on showing the effects of light and colour rather than on clear and exact detail.

印象主義
Being one of the three prominent representatives of Post Impressionism, Cezanne is regarded as the forerunner of western modern art together with Van Gogh and Gauguin.
塞尚是後印象主義的三個傑出代表之一，他與凡高、高更被眡爲西方現代藝術的先敺者。
印象派
The line is one of drawing fundamental mode elements, in the traditional painting in the period from Europe Renaissance to the impressionism, the line has the noticeable function and the significance.
線條是繪畫的基本形式元素之一，在歐洲從文藝複興到印象派之前的傳統繪畫中，線條具有不可忽眡的功能和意義。
寫意性
Impressionism in figure modeling shows by different ways in Chinese paintings according to different themes. The reason is that though there are similarities, there are differences showed by art language, styles and contents.
中國畫人物造型的“寫意性”在不同題材的創作之中會有不同的表現，它們各自所躰現出的藝術語言、形式、內涵都存在一定的異同。
文學
印象主義
Nevertheless,Conrad is deeply influenced by impressionism.
然而,康拉德受印象主義影響頗深。
經濟學
印象派