Post-Impressionism

Pointillism: A technique used by some Post-Impressionist artists where small dots or strokes of pure color are applied to create an image when viewed from a distance.

Symbolism: An artistic movement that emerged around the same time as Post-Impressionism, focusing on using symbols and metaphors to convey deeper meanings in art.

Expressionism: Another art movement that developed after Post-Impressionism, characterized by exaggerated and distorted forms meant to evoke emotional responses from viewers.