Abstract Impressionism

Abstract Impressionism. A term coined by Elaine de Kooning to describe paintings that resemble certain late Impressionist pictures (notably those of Monet ) in their brushwork but have no representative content: ‘Retaining the quiet uniform pattern of strokes that spread over the canvas without climax or emphasis, these followers keep the Impressionist manner of looking at a scene but leave out the scene.’ In 1956 the critic Louis Finkelstein applied ...

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