Examples of using Expressionistic in English and their translations into French
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obtain somewhat expressionistic special effects.
political goals, using expressionistic future scenarios to examine and explore contemporary ideas of prejudice and class.
The title character in Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie has an aversion to the color red caused by a trauma during her childhood which Hitchcock presents through expressionistic techniques, such as a wash of red coloring a close up of Marnie.
he now examines the bonds between the heritage of graffiti and abstract expressionistic painting, while also misappropriating the techniques
fairy stories, expressionistic and even surrealistic description,
such as a landscape by Max Liebermann of his beloved Wannsee which sold for CHF 561 000, an expressionistic rendering of a small steamboat by Emil Nolde which fetched CHF 372 500,
The provocative expressionistic format.
Peter Berlin was expressionistic.
almost expressionistic.
composed in an unusually lively expressionistic style.
It was an expressionistic and neo-romantic movement that ran counter to the Young Estonia formalist tradition.
Eisenman's paintings often represent expressionistic portraits of characters that she says are portrayed as her friends and even herself.
dreamlike figures depicted in an expressionistic mode, intensely chromatic
Nikel's style was a form of expressionistic abstraction sometimes called lyrical abstraction.
Giogia Volpes expressionistic Sponges produce a multitude of organic contortions in the space.
Expressionistic architecture today is an evident influence in deconstructivism,
He is a protagonist of an artistically shaped and expressionistic architectural style, which celebrates the experience of space,
The night, expressionistic, black and white photography brought to mind this intense,
This expressionistic and autobiographical sculpture updates what it is deeper in love.
The group was an artist collective that depicted expressionistic images of social realism during the 1930s and 40's.