The next year Japanese buyers were still paying record prices for Impressionist art at Christie's.(九十年代的日本買家仍然活躍在克里斯蒂拍賣行刷新印象派藝術(shù)品的成交價(jià)。)

At first few understood what Edouard Manet, an Impressionist artist, and his followers were trying to do.(剛開始時(shí)很少人能看懂愛德華·馬奈及其隨后的印象派畫家，不知道他們要在畫中表達(dá)什么。)

Keynes was equally surprised and forced to put his two favorite Impressionist paintings up for sale.(面臨危機(jī)凱恩斯同樣吃驚，并被迫出賣兩幅珍愛的印象派繪畫作品。)

Ted: Kids, every story in a man's life is like a dot in an impressionist painting.(特德：孩子們，一個(gè)人一生中的每個(gè)故事就好比一個(gè)印象派畫家作品中的一個(gè)色點(diǎn)。)

The reason I think this painting is so important is that it stresses the impressionist aspect of Frantzen's style.(我認(rèn)為這幅畫很重要，因?yàn)樗鼜?qiáng)調(diào)了弗蘭岑的印象派風(fēng)格。)

Introduced by Camille Pissarro, Cezanne joined the Impressionism and participated in the first Impressionist painting exhibition.(他曾由畢沙羅介紹加入印象主義畫派并參加了第一屆印象派畫展。)

Here we already begin to see impressionist influence on his work.(這里我們已經(jīng)開始看到印象派對(duì)其作品的影響。)

Although Millet was a realist painter, and Van Gogh a post-impressionist, the two paintings still share lots of features.(雖然米萊是一個(gè)現(xiàn)實(shí)主義畫家，而梵高是后印象派畫家，但這兩幅畫仍然有很多共同的特點(diǎn)。)

Separate analysis is given to the important Impressionist exhibitions and their contemporary critics like the writer Baudelaire.(單獨(dú)分析，給出了重要的印象派展覽和像波德萊爾及其當(dāng)代作家的批評(píng)。)

"I HAVE all my subjects to hand", Pierre Bonnard, a French post-impressionist painter, once wrote.(“我手頭上有全部素材”，法國后印象主義畫家皮埃爾·波納爾曾經(jīng)寫到。)