Yes, he was an Impressionist. Another answer: You might call a few of Vincent paintings of 1887 and early 1888 impressionistic. His very personal style thereafter has nothing to do with impressionism but are an inspiration for the expressionists. Vincent is often labeled Post-impressionist, like P Gauguin.
Vincent's way of loading his paintings with emotion makes him totally different from the impressionists. He could be called a proto-expressionist, as he was an inspiration to the expressionist movements that started about 15 years after his death. And he has nothing at all in common with the surrealists, who painted dreams.
Vincent can be considered an expressionist artist, although this term is preferably used about 20th century artists who expressed their emotions in painting.
Post-Impressionist
Vincent van Gogh is considered to be a Post-Impressionist.
Vincent van Gogh.
Vincent van Gogh did, but he was not an impressionist. No famous impressionist has done this.
the dark blue-black clouds forming on the horizon
No it is not. Vincent van Gogh is classified as a Post Impressionist, although the beginnings of abstraction can be seen in this work.
Around 1880s with Vincent Van Gogh who was a post- Impressionist artist.
He was a post-impressionist artist
Vincent van Gogh is considered to be a Post-Impressionist.
Vincent van Gogh, who was not really an impressionist. [He was a post-impressionist.]
I think that he was an Impressionist.Answer 2No, he was a Post-Impressionist.
I think you mean a post-impressionist artist. This is a term applied to Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin, because they came after and differed from the impressionists.
He belonged to the Expressionism Movement, and is also considered Post-Impressionist.
Post-Impressionist
Yes,Vincent Van Gogh was aDutch Post- Impressionist painter.
Van Gogh was inspired by fellow Post Impressionist Paul Gauguin.
It is post-impressionist.
Vincent van Gogh.