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| French expression means “in the open air” and is particularly used to describe the act of painting outdoors. |
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| Related to romanticism. Mix of awe, terror and pleasurable feeling. |
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| Depicting harem girls, sheikhs and middle-eastern scenery |
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| Composition consists of what appear simple dripping and spilling of paint onto huge canvases, which was placed on the floor to work with. Conveys tremendous energy. |
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| Presents mundane objects as worthy of portrayal, exploring their shape, texture, color, and relationship to one another and the surrounding space. |
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| I think it relates to neoclassicism paintings. Depicts historical accuracy. |
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| Vanguard or intelligentsia that develops new or experimental concepts, especially in the arts. These concepts and works are usually unconventional, daring, obscure, controversial, or highly personable. |
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| describes influence of Japanese artistic and stylistic themes in Western art. Showed in French impressionist and Viennese art nouveau |
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