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The description of Paul Verona as a "pure impressionist" and a "bold impressionist" highlights his commitment to a specific artistic style characterized by a focus on capturing the immediate visual impression of a scene. The statement suggests that Verona resisted the trends of modernism, maintaining a dedication to the principles and techniques associated with classical impressionism. Emphasizing his preference for certain subjects like nudes, landscapes, and flowers, the passage suggests that these themes served as vehicles for exploring and showcasing his coloristic abilities. Describing Verona as a "colorist" underscores the importance of color in his work, with an apparent emphasis on achieving correctness in tones and creating harmonies through variations of shades and tonalities. The quote, attributed to Pohonţu in 1932, provides insight into Paul Verona's artistic philosophy, prioritizing the essence of impressionism and a meticulous approach to color in his paintings.
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Ștefan Constantinescu
Târgu Ocna, Romania, 1898 - Bucharest, Romania, 1983 -
Sándor Ziffer
1880 - 1962 -
Damjan Kovacevic
b. Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1983 -
Ali Mourabet
b. Damascus, 1951 -
Alin Bozbiciu
b. Sângeorz-Bãi, Romania, 1989
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