impressionism

impressionism 印象派。

词类

名词 (n.)

词意

印象派是19世纪后期起源于法国的一种绘画风格，注重捕捉光线和色彩的瞬间印象而非精确的细节描绘。

IPA读音

/ɪmˈpreʃənɪzəm/

变形

常用大写：Impressionism

例句

1. 印象派画家的作品在首次展览时遭到了评论界的强烈批评。「Impressionist works were strongly criticized by the art establishment at their first exhibition.」
2. 莫奈的《印象·日出》是印象派名称的来源。「Monet's Impression, Sunrise is the origin of the name Impressionism.」
3. 印象派画家经常在户外写生以捕捉自然光线的变化。「Impressionist painters often worked en plein air to capture changes in natural light.」
4. 雷诺阿以描绘欢乐的社交场景和儿童而闻名。「Renoir is famous for depicting joyful social scenes and children.」
5. 德加的芭蕾舞女系列是印象派绘画中的经典主题。「Degas's ballet dancer series is a classic subject in Impressionist painting.」
6. 印象派音乐以德彪西为代表，强调色彩和氛围。「Impressionist music, represented by Debussy, emphasizes color and atmosphere.」
7. 印象派使用纯色并置的方式让观者的眼睛自动混合色彩。「Impressionists used juxtaposed pure colors that the viewer's eye would automatically blend.」
8. 印象派画家放弃了传统的暗色调，偏爱明亮的调色板。「Impressionist painters abandoned traditional dark tones in favor of a bright palette.」
9. 后印象派在印象派的基础上发展出了更加主观和表达性的风格。「Post-Impressionism developed from Impressionism into more subjective and expressive styles.」
10. 印象派对现代艺术的发展产生了深远而持久的影响。「Impressionism had a profound and lasting influence on the development of modern art.」