synthetism
noun
syn·the·tism
ˈsin(t)thəˌtizəm
plural -s
often capitalized
: an art theory current in France about 1890 that a painting is to be considered a formal arrangement of color on a flat surface before it is a particular representation compare nabi
Word History
Etymology
Greek synthetos put together, composed + English -ism
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