hậu ấn tượng

Họa sĩ vẽ một bức tranh theo phong cách hậu ấn tượng.

Definition

1. Noun (Art History):

   • Post-Impressionism: A late 19th-century and early 20th-century art movement that developed as a reaction against Impressionism. While building on the use of vivid color and real-life subject matter pioneered by the Impressionists, Post-Impressionist artists sought to convey more emotional, symbolic, structural, or spiritual meaning.

2. Adjective:

   • Post-Impressionist: Relating to or characteristic of the Post-Impressionism art movement or its artists and works.

Usage Examples

• Noun:

  • Hậu ấn tượng là một bước ngoặt quan trọng trong lịch sử hội họa. (Post-Impressionism was an important turning point in the history of painting.)
  • Vincent van Gogh là một nhân vật then chốt của trào lưu hậu ấn tượng. (Vincent van Gogh was a key figure of the Post-Impressionist movement.)

• Adjective:

  • Phong cách hậu ấn tượng thể hiện rõ trong các tác phẩm của Paul Cézanne. (The Post-Impressionist style is evident in the works of Paul Cézanne.)
  • Triển lãm trưng bày các bức tranh hậu ấn tượng nổi tiếng. (The exhibition displays famous Post-Impressionist paintings.)

Advanced Usage

• The term is often used in art criticism and historical analysis to describe the period and the diverse styles (such as Pointillism, Symbolism, and early Expressionism) that followed Impressionism.
  • Nghiên cứu của bà tập trung vào ảnh hưởng của hậu ấn tượng đối với nghệ thuật hiện đại. (Her research focuses on the influence of Post-Impressionism on modern art.)

Variants and Related Words

• Chủ nghĩa hậu ấn tượng: Another, more formal term for Post-Impressionism (the movement).
• Họa sĩ hậu ấn tượng: A Post-Impressionist painter.
• Ấn tượng: Impressionism (the preceding movement).

Synonyms

• Post-Impressionism (for the noun).
• Post-Impressionist (for the adjective).

Related Concepts

• Pointillism: A technique of painting using small dots of color, associated with Post-Impressionist artists like Georges Seurat.
• Symbolism: An artistic movement that used symbols to represent ideas, often overlapping with Post-Impressionist goals.
• Expressionism: An artistic style that emphasizes emotional experience, whose roots are often traced to Post-Impressionism.