soutine (Meaning)
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soutine (n)
French expressionist painter (born in Lithuania) (1893-1943)
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soutine Sentence Examples
- The Soutine exhibition at the museum showcased the painter's expressive and tortured brushstrokes.
- Chaim Soutine's raw and emotional paintings captured the essence of human despair.
- The vibrant colors and distorted figures in Soutine's work conveyed intense psychological anguish.
- Soutine's landscapes were often characterized by swirling clouds and desolate skies.
- The artist's use of thick, impasto paint created a sense of texture and depth in his paintings.
- Soutine experimented with various styles, from neo-classicism to expressionism, but always maintained his distinctive individuality.
- The Soutine and Modigliani exhibition explored the parallels between the two acclaimed artists.
- Critics praised Soutine's ability to evoke both beauty and horror in his paintings.
- The artist's troubled personal life often influenced the dark and introspective nature of his work.
- The legacy of Soutine's raw and passionate paintings continues to inspire contemporary artists today.
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French expressionist painter (born in Lithuania) (1893-1943)
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No antonyms found.
The Soutine exhibition at the museum showcased the painter's expressive and tortured brushstrokes.
Chaim Soutine's raw and emotional paintings captured the essence of human despair.
The vibrant colors and distorted figures in Soutine's work conveyed intense psychological anguish.
Soutine's landscapes were often characterized by swirling clouds and desolate skies.
