pictorialism

These works lack the pictorialism of his more public music.

Pictorialism, though, is the more consistent current in the early part of the set.

Within a few years it became a significant artistic influence on the development of pictorialism.

In the end, though, Pictorialism is likely to remain a specialized taste.

The evolution of pictorialism from the 19th century well into the 1940s was both slow and determined.

He has taken a special interest in pictorialism, the subject of his doctorate thesis.

He was associated with the artistic trend in photography known as pictorialism.

What sets the Martin group apart from the others is its overt pictorialism.

However, recently historians have recognized that pictorialism is more than just a visual style.

His photographs, on the other hand, used the techniques of pictorialism .

Pictorialism and color have ceased to be the exclusive property of works on canvas, if they ever were.

Her playful Pictorialism turned women into walking works of art, in a sense objectifying them more than ever.

Pictorialism in other countries largely ignored workers and farmers.

Pictorialism was, however, a unifying element on this program.

A main goal of Pictorialism was to make photography an expressive art form on a par with any other medium.

It will take from any visual style or form (pictorialism, abstraction, pornography).

His photographs cover a wide range from pictorialism to straight photography, including photomontages.

These developments led to pictorialism being "a more international movement in photography than almost any other photographic genre."

Following are two lists of prominent photographers who engaged in pictorialism during their careers.

In these, rhythmic fluidity is more central than pictorialism.

One writer has noted that pictorialism was "simultaneously a movement, a philosophy, an aesthetic and a style."

Stieglitz, who had worked so long for this moment, responded by indicating he was already thinking of a new vision beyond pictorialism.

His program, though not particularly adventurous, promised much in the way of pictorialism and instrumental flashiness.

The Met's house style was an extravagant pictorialism.

This photograph is considered to be one of Strand's most famous works and an example of his change from pictorialism to straight photography.