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Luminism is an art movement that flourished during the mid-19th century in the United States.
译文: 光亮派是19世纪中叶在美国兴起的一个艺术运动。
The artist's use of light and shadow creates a luminous effect in his landscapes.
译文: 画家对光影的运用使他的风景画产生了明亮的效果。
Luminism paintings often depict calm, serene scenes with an almost mystical quality.
译文: 光亮派绘画常常描绘平静、宁静的场景，带有某种神秘的品质。
This painting exemplifies the ideals of Luminism, with its emphasis on capturing the essence of nature through light.
译文: 这幅画体现了光亮派的理想，它强调通过光线捕捉自然的本质。
In contrast to Realism, Luminism aimed to convey a sense of spiritual transcendence through the beauty of nature.
译文: 与现实主义不同，光亮派旨在通过自然之美传达一种精神超越的感觉。
The technique of glazing, commonly used by Luminist painters, allowed for a luminous sheen to be built up over multiple layers.
译文: 常用于光亮派画家的罩染技巧使得可以在多层上建立一层明亮的光泽。
One of the most famous Luminist artists was Frederic Edwin Church, known for his awe-inspiring landscapes.
译文: 最著名的光亮派艺术家之一是弗雷德里克·埃德温·丘奇，以其令人惊叹的风景画而闻名。
The influence of Luminism can still be seen in contemporary landscape photography, where photographers strive to capture the ethereal quality of natural light.
译文: 在当代风景摄影中仍然可以看到光亮派的影响，摄影师努力捕捉自然光的超凡特质。
The Luminists were inspired by the Transcendentalist philosophy, which emphasized individualism and the divinity of nature.
译文: 光亮派受到了超验主义哲学的启发，该哲学强调个人主义和自然的神圣性。
The term "Luminism" itself was not coined until the late 20th century, but the style had been recognized since the mid-19th century.
译文: “光亮派”这个术语直到20世纪晚期才被创造出来，但这种风格自19世纪中期起就被人们所认可。