Poussinist
/ˈpuːsanɪst/(also Poussiniste)
noun
An admirer or imitator of Poussin; specifically one of a group of late 17th-cent. French artists and critics who considered mastery of design, as epitomized in the work of Poussin, more important than the exuberant and expressive use of colour, as exemplified by that of Rubens.
Origin
1920s. From the name of Nicolas Poussin + -ist. Compare French Poussiniste.
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