The Term Post-Impressionism Refers to

question 28

Multiple Choice

The term Post-Impressionism refers to

• A) a splinter group composed of just a few founding members of Impressionism.
• B) a neutral term describing the varied directions of a few artists who both accepted and rejected some of the aims of Impressionism.
• C) a specific style of painting involving the use of tiny dots of pure color.
• D) the German art movement that admired and emulated Impressionist art.
• E) the musical equivalent of Impressionist painting, a late 19th-century movement.

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Definitions:

Validity

The degree to which an idea, conclusion, or measurement is grounded in reality and accurately reflects the actual world.

Repeated Studies

Research projects or experiments conducted more than once to verify findings and ensure reliability and validity of results.

Time Consuming

Activities or processes that require a considerable amount of time to complete.

Observations

The action or process of carefully watching something or someone, often used in research to collect data about the subject.