pastiche
pas
ˌpæs
pās
tiche
ˈtiʃ
tish
British pronunciation
/pɑːstˈiːʃ/

Definition & Meaning of "pastiche"in English

Pastiche
01

an artwork that imitates the style of someone or something else on purpose

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What is "pastiche"?

Pastiche is a creative work that combines elements from various sources, styles, or periods to create something new. It involves imitating or blending different influences, celebrating and paying homage to the original works without necessarily replicating them exactly. This technique can be applied in art, literature, music, and other forms of creative expression to craft a unique piece that reflects a mix of styles and influences.

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The artist created a pastiche of Van Gogh's work, capturing his signature brushstrokes and vibrant colors in a modern context.
The novel was a clever pastiche of classic detective stories, incorporating familiar tropes and characters with a humorous twist.
02

a musical composition assembled from a series of songs, pieces, or excerpts from various sources

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The opera is a pastiche of Baroque arias.
He performed a pastiche of popular folk songs.
03

a work of art that combines elements or pieces from multiple works into a single composition

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The collage is a pastiche of photographs and drawings.
His sculpture is a pastiche of found objects.
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