- n. Plural form of impressionist.
“Charles Gleyre in Paris where he became friend with painters who would also become known as impressionists,”
“In 1862, he entered the studio of [[Charles Gleyre]] in Paris where he became friend with painters who would also become known as impressionists, [[Renoir]], [[Alfred Sisley | Sisley]], and [[Jean-Frédéric Bazille]].”
“His following among the young men was considerable, and the so-called impressionists have ranked him among their disciples or leaders.”
“Though Pissarro often worked on more rural scenes, he has been described as one of the most serious urban impressionists, which is evident in both of these pieces.”
“Upon graduation, she worked at the Sidney Janis gallery, "front and center for all the art that was happening," she says, giving her contact with abstract impressionists like Willem de Kooning , Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock .”
“The impressionists are to France, what the Renaissance is to Italy.”
“And those figurative ukiyo-e prints literally "of the floating world" of geisha, courtesans, prostitutes, and queer samaurai and kabuki actors beloved by the impressionists and their ilk as often as not chronicled the last gasp of indigenous pan-sexuality that moralistic Western states demanded the Japanese purge themselves of in order to benefit from their much-needed trade.”
“However if you examine my work carefully, it should become apparent that I'm a student of a number of the impressionists, in particular Monet and Gauguin.”
“Despite the elements and styles which some of his works have in common with those of Morales, the impressionists, and certainly Bosch, as a student of the human condition.”
“His constant TV presence was recently lampooned on "Tegen de Sterren Op," or "Reach for the Stars," a prime-time show where impressionists mock the country's stars.”
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