colorist
[ kuhl-er-ist ]
Origin of colorist
1Other words from colorist
- col·or·is·tic, adjective
- col·or·is·ti·cal·ly, adverb
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How to use colorist in a sentence
There are probably but eight or ten galleries in New York where colorists are employed all the year round.
Work for Women | George J. MansonSometimes they are destined to support dynamic effects, sometimes reduced to the role of simple “colorists.”
An Autobiography | Igor StravinskyBy dint of preaching austerity of tone and training his pupils to beware of colorists, he veiled his whole school in gray.
But among the greater colorists of Italy the aim was not always so simple nor the method so determinable.
On the Old Road Vol. 1 (of 2) | John RuskinIf in scenes taken from human life, he equals the greatest colorists, he is alone in the imaginary scenes of eternal life.
Famous European Artists | Sarah K. Bolton
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