Examples of using Impressionists in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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works of talented French Impressionists, sculptures late XIX- early XX centuries.
The Impressionists pioneered the use of light in painting as they attempted to capture light as seen from the human eye.
invented by the impressionists.
objects for scenes taken from modern life was a kind of“lie detector” for the impressionists.
At the end of the 19th century the impressionists focused on the atmosphere
after the exhibition in which Morizo performed with the Impressionists, Butterfly Fishing became one of the most famous paintings of the artist.
becoming like impressionists in conveying the impression of the general image of the girl.
The Impressionists incorporated new scientific research to achieve a more exact representation of colour and tone.
whom we now know as Impressionists, shook up the established art world.
She was part of a group of artists in Paris known as Impressionists.
Such exhibitions helped the Impressionists gradually strengthened their reputation as the audience began to get used to the bright colors
also of Degas and what other impressionists did is the way that she looks outside of the canvas.
Nor must it be thought that his relationship with the Impressionists was always a happy one.
not to mention the impressionists, sometimes“stuck” in this story beyond measure.
His admiration for Viktor Shoke, who not only bought the works of Renoir and other impressionists, but also became an active promoter of their work among his friends, as.
Critics often agree that, despite Degas' unwillingness(unlike impressionists) to work in the open-air, fundamentally their creativity in general is very similar, that, in turn allows us to reckon Edgar Degas among the league of impressionists.
Van Gogh and other Impressionists represented light in a different way than their predecessors,
Italian Renaissance to French Impressionists, from religious paintings to portraits
Impressionists stood against the conditions of classicism romanticism,
including impressionists.