| In contrast to the first group of Latem artists who gave symbolist content to the luminism of the nearby residing Emile Claus, these artists dedicated themselves fully to the Flemish expression of impressionism. |
| Honing his talents for over 50 years, Fenske became noted as the master of luminism. |
| Many untrained, or naive, painters, especially those of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, were influenced by elements of luminism such as its hard linearism, depth, and clear modeling. |
| Her master's thesis at Columbia University explored the connection between luminism and Eastern thought. |
| For too long, vers-librisme has been the postimpressionist luminism of our poetry. |
| The founder of this luminism was their celebrated role model. |
