neo-impressionism

At the start of the movement, neo-Impressionism was not welcomed by the art world and the general public.

But with the success of Neo-Impressionism, its fame spread quickly.

By no means the most important or far-reaching movement in art history, neo-Impressionism still made a brilliant chapter.

Neo-impressionism continued to evolve and expand over the next decade with even more distinctive characteristics.

At that time her artistic style became a mixture of fauvism and neo-impressionism.

Signac's roots were in neo-impressionism, a late 19th-century style that involved a scientific investigation of optics and color.

Neo-impressionism and Divisionism are also terms used to describe this technique of painting called pointillism.

There are a number of alternatives to the term, "neo-impressionism," and each has its own nuance:

Neo-impressionism provoked similar responses for opposite reasons.

"Harmony means sacrifice", Cross said, and much of early Neo-Impressionism was jettisoned.

This indeed was Neo-Impressionism, Divisionism, albeit in a highly altered form.

Followers of neo-impressionism, in particular, were drawn to modern urban scenes as well as landscapes and seashores.

But in a sense Neo-Impressionism brought out the academic painter that lurked within his self-taught artist's clothing.

For him, there was an emblematic alliance between the Symbolist writers and Neo-Impressionism.

During the spring of 1887, Bernard and Anquetin "turned against Neo-Impressionism."

He was influenced by Impressionism and Neo-impressionism.

But impressionism also spawned neo-impressionism, which stressed the construction of images and colours in the observer's eye rather than on the canvas or palette.

James Barry Talmadge (born 1947) is a contemporary American painter influenced by neo-impressionism.

Both are among the main representatives of the Luminist tendency in neo-impressionism in Belgian painting.

Paul Signac combined classic Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism in his paintings.

Divisionism, which is more commonly used, is often used interchangeably with the official term, "neo-impressionism."

Neo-impressionism: Artists on the Edge.

Writing about the show, Fénéon introduces the term Neo-Impressionism, although Divisionism is also used.