Impressionism

音标: /ɪmˈprɛʃəˌnɪzəm/

含义:
Impressionism 是一种艺术运动，最初源于19世纪末的法国，强调捕捉瞬间的感官印象，尤其是在绘画上。这种风格注重色彩的使用和光影变化，画家通过短小、快速的笔触表现光线、色彩和气氛，往往避免细节的精细描绘。印象派的艺术家倾向于描绘日常生活场景、自然景观及人们的情感状态。

翻译:

印象派（在艺术领域），指的是一种特定的绘画风格。

印象主义（在音乐、文学等领域），通常指代与印象派艺术相似的表现手法或理念。

读音:
/ɪmˈprɛʃəˌnɪzəm/
发音示范: "im-PRESH-uh-niz-um"。

用法:
Impressionism 最常见的用法是指代这一艺术运动及其风格。它也可用于描述具有类似风格或感觉的其他艺术形式。

例句:

Claude Monet is considered the father of Impressionism.

Impressionism revolutionized the art world in the 19th century.

Many famous paintings in Impressionism depict outdoor scenes with vibrant light.

The bright, spontaneous brushstrokes of Impressionism make it one of the most recognizable art movements.

The Impressionist movement initially faced criticism, but it eventually became highly influential.

Van Gogh’s work is often associated with post-impressionism, which followed the original movement.

In literature, some authors embrace impressionism by focusing on the mood rather than the plot.

The use of color in Impressionism is more important than detailed accuracy.

Impressionism focused on depicting everyday life rather than historical or mythological subjects.

Many people visit Paris to see the masterpieces of Impressionism at the Musée d'Orsay.

短语搭配:

Impressionist painting（印象派绘画）

Impressionist artist（印象派艺术家）

Impressionist style（印象派风格）

Impressionist movement（印象派运动）

Post-impressionism（后印象主义）