n.印象主义，印象派(19世纪下半叶兴起于法国的绘画风格，主要表现光与色的效果，不着眼于准确的细节)

The painting's soft brushstrokes and vivid colors typify Impressionist style.
这幅画作的柔和笔触和鲜艳色彩是印象派风格的典型特征。
Monet's Water Lilies series is a masterpiece of Impressionism.
莫奈的《睡莲》系列是印象派的杰作。
Van Gogh's use of bold, expressive strokes in Starry Night is an example of Post-Impressionism.
梵高在《星夜》中运用的大胆、表现力强的笔触是后印象主义的例证。
Impressionists often painted en plein air to capture the essence of light and atmosphere.
印象派画家常常户外写生，以捕捉光线和气氛的本质。
Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party exemplifies the Impressionist fascination with capturing everyday life.
雷诺阿的《划船者的午餐》展现了印象派对描绘日常生活的迷恋。
Degas' ballerina paintings display his unique perspective on movement and human form within Impressionism.
德加的芭蕾舞者画作展示了他在印象派中对运动和人体形态的独特视角。
Cassatt's depictions of mothers and children convey a sense of intimacy and emotion that was uncommon in Impressionist art.
卡萨特对母子的描绘传达了一种在印象派艺术中不常见的亲密感和情感。
The Impressionists rejected academic rules, favoring instead a more spontaneous and subjective approach to painting.
印象派画家拒绝学院派规则，转而倾向于更自发和主观的绘画方式。
In Impressionist landscapes, the focus is on capturing the fleeting effects of light rather than detailed accuracy.
在印象派风景画中，重点在于捕捉短暂的光影效果，而非细节的真实性。
Manet's Olympia challenged traditional notions of beauty and composition, paving the way for the development of Impressionism.
马奈的《奥林匹亚》挑战了传统的美和构图观念，为印象派的发展铺平了道路。