Rubenist
/ˈruːb(ɪ)nɪst/ /ˌruːb(ɪ)nˈiːst/(also Rubéniste, Rubeniste, Rubensiste) Art History
noun
An admirer or imitator of Rubens; specifically one of a group of late 17th-cent. French artists and critics who emphasized the importance of the exuberant and expressive use of colour, as epitomized in the work of Rubens. Contrasted with Poussinist.
Origin
Early 20th century. From French Rubéniste from Ruben- + -iste.