Soutine
Definition
Proper noun A French expressionist painter of Lithuanian birth, known for his intense, emotionally charged portraits and still lifes, characterized by thick, swirling brushstrokes and distorted forms. He was a key figure in the School of Paris.
Usage
Soutine is used exclusively as a proper noun to refer to the artist himself or to his body of work. It is typically used in contexts discussing art history, expressionism, or specific paintings.
Examples
- The museum is hosting a major exhibition of works by Soutine.
- Her painting style was deeply influenced by Soutine's visceral approach to form.
- That portrait has the raw emotional power of a Soutine.
Advanced Usage
- A Soutine: This phrase can be used to refer to a painting created by Soutine.
- The auction house sold a rare Soutine for a record price.
- Soutine-esque: An adjective (though not formally part of WordNet) sometimes used in art criticism to describe work reminiscent of Soutine's style.
- The artist's use of turbulent, fleshy colors is decidedly Soutine-esque.
Variants and Related Words
- Expressionist (adj/n): Relating to or characteristic of Expressionism, the art movement with which Soutine is associated.
- School of Paris (n): A term referring to the loose community of artists, including Soutine, working in Paris in the early 20th century.
Synonyms
- Artist, painter. (Note: These are general terms; there is no direct single-word synonym for the proper name "Soutine".)
Related Phrases
- Chaim Soutine: His full name, sometimes used for formal reference.
- The biography details the difficult life of Chaim Soutine.
Noun
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French expressionist painter (born in Lithuania) (1893-1943)
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