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‖ malerisch, a.|ˈmaːlərɪʃ|
[G., ‘painterly’, f. maler painter.]
After H. Wölfflin's use (1915 Kunstgeschichtliche Grundbegriffe): of or pertaining to a manner of painting characterized more by the merging of colours than by the more formal linear style; painterly.
1933Burlington Mag. Dec. 269/2 Ruskin somewhere draws a distinction between drawing with a brush and painting with a brush—a distinction which in our time has been further elaborated by Heinrich Wölfflin. In Wölfflin's sense, the English water-colourists are always linear, and never malerisch. 1937Ibid. Oct. 168/1 The most splendid examples of Raphael's draughtsmanship... They are ‘malerisch’. 1955Times 2 Aug. 10/2 This is..a resuscitation of the great malerisch tradition, which was rejected by those who thought they were following Cézanne. 1961Times 1 Mar. 15/3 The malerisch flow and swirl of the paint itself. |