1. A theory or practice of
depicting the natural appearances of people or
objects by means of dabs or strokes of primary
unmixed colors in order to simulate actual
reflected light.
2. The depiction of scene, emotion, or character
by details intended to achieve a vividness or
effectiveness more by evoking subjective and
sensory impressions than by recreating an
objective reality.
3. A style of musical composition
designed to create moods through rich and varied
harmonies and timbres
4. A practice of presenting and elaborating one's
subjective reactions to a work of art.
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