Although it wasn't uniform in style, the post-impressionism movement in art had its origins in Impressionist ideas and practices. Here option D is the correct answer.
The concern for the spontaneous and lifelike representation of light and color was disregarded by the Post-Impressionists. They preferred placing more of a focus on formal order, structure, and symbolic substance. However, they emphasized the artificiality of the image in a similar way to the Impressionists.
The use of bold colors, heavy application of paint, distinct brushstrokes and realistic themes were all developed by Post-Impressionists, who were also more likely to emphasize geometric shapes, distort shapes for expressive effects and use unnatural or arbitrary colors. in their works.
Complete question:
Which artistic movement had its roots in Impressionist precepts and methods but could not be considered stylistically homogeneous?
a. Symbolism
b. Expressionism
c. Japonium
d. Post-Impressionism
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