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Joan Sloan
1907
Hairdresser's Window
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Marsden Hartley
Portrait of a German Officer
1914
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Charles Demuth
My Egypt
1927
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Blanche Lazzelle
Painting no 1
1925
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Blanche Lazzelle
1939
1934
Campys W Va University Morgantown
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Dorothea Lange
Migrant Mother
1936
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Grant Wood
American Gothic
1930
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Diego Rivera
Zapatista Landscape
1915
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Diego Riviera
The Fertile Earth
1926-27
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Frida Kahlo
Two Fridas
1939
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Hans Hoffman
The Wind
1944
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Lee Krasner
Composition
1939
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Jackson Pollock
pasiphae
1943
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Jackson Pollock
Lavender Mist
1950
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William de Kooning
Excavation
1950
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William de Kooning
Woman and Bicycle
1952-53
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Mark Rothko
Maroon on Blue
1957-60
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Barnett Newman
Vir Heroicus Sublimus
1950-51
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David Smith
Home of the Welder
1945
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David Smith
Cubi XII
1963 |
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Henry Moore
Recumbent Figure
1938
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Barbara Hepworth
Landscape Sculpture
1944
sculpture |
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Nuam Gabo
Linear Construction
1942-43
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Alberto Giacometti
City Square
1948
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Alberto Giacometti
Figure from Venice XII
1956
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Helen Frankenthaler
Mountains and Sea
1952
Post Painterly Abstraction NYS 2nd Gen |
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Joan Mitchell
George Went Swimming at Barnes Hole, but it got too Cold
1957
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Richard Hamilton
Just what is it that makes today's home so different, so appealing?
1956
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Robert Rauschenberg
Bed
1955
Pop Art |
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Louise Nevelson
Sky Cathedral/Southern Mountain
1959
Pop Art |
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Roy Lichtenstein
Whaam!
1963
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Andy Warhol
Green Coca-Cola Bottles
1962
Pop Art |
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Andy Warhol
Gold Marilyn Monroe
1962
Pop Art |
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Frank Stella
Die Fahne Hoch!
1959
minimalism |
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Tony Smith
Die
1962
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Maya Lin
Vietnam Veteran's Memorial, Washington D.C.
1980-82
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Maya Lin
Wavefield, Storm King Sculpture Park, NY
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| Usually living in artist colonies in the 20th Century. Bright colors, home life, infl. by cezanne. Usually painted in vibrant impasto and depicted the upperclass. |
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| A movement starting in 1919, focusing on the simple unification of design and art, focusing on machinery and mass production. Known for keeping materials in their raw form. |
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| One of the biggest shows in NY ever at that time, showcasing the avant-garde of Europe. |
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| journal published 1903-17. showcased artistic american photography |
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| Managed by Alfred Stieglitz, helped bring photography up to standards of painting, and showcased new avant garde work from europe. |
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| 1900-15,- gritty urban, dark palette. pursued honesty and direct results from experience. Wanted new forms of realism. Made after Impressionism. |
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| White-line wood block technique. |
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| 1915. Championed in Provincetown, MA, by artists such as Blanche. |
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| loosely connected to art deco. More like the realist art of manet and courbet. Not a realist becauseof characterizing america. "Cubist-Realist." influenced magic realism of pop art. |
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| Isolated to painting images of agro, midwest. "American Gothic." Response to the great depression, ended in ww2. Intermission between abstract and academic art. Stieglitz contrasted against. Modernism not yet defined in America. |
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| Such as Diego Riviera. Offered an alternative to non-rep abstract after europe. 1920-1950. Influenced American Regionalism in the New Deal Era. |
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| Event in 1929-1939 caused by drop in stock market. Heightened the interest in political works. New Deal programs gave artists Federal Roc and funding. Changes in radio affecting how much media was able to reach the masses. |
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| Works Project Administration |
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| Employed millions of people in public works projects. Involved smaller section, Fed Projects One, involved in large cultural projects. |
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| boosted american economy and helped put us at the center of the modern art scene. created abstract expressionism at the end. |
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| a technique and style of abstract painting in which paint is randomly splashed, thrown, or poured on the canvas. It was made famous by Jackson Pollock, and formed part of the more general movement of abstract expressionism. |
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| allowing the paint to drip and splatter from the brush, almost unintentionally. |
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| color is the subject itself; free from brushwork, albers, rothko, newmann. late 1940-50. |
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| the concept that something only has meaning if the self gives meaning to it; changed the direction of art. Art as an expression of the artist. |
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| Carl Jung, collective unconscious. |
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| helen frankenthellar/pollock |
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| Such as Hamilton, "Just What Is...", commentary on advertising happening in america. brought it away from religious images |
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| silkscreen print technique |
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| three dimensional elements emerging from the substrate. |
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| Robert Rauschenberg, obejctsdirectly into painting |
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| Clement Greenburg, Formalism |
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Formalism; using formal elements to discuss and analyze works of art. Cohesivebalance in comp, real or abs. Failed value = failed visual balance.
Greeburg was a champ of pollock.
1. Could not be sculpture
2. could not be dramatic
3. not not be rep
flatness and supports were exclusive to painting |
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| reflective and rejecting constructs of truth that modernism sought |
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