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Post Impressionism
French
"everything can be reduced to the cylinder, Sphere, and Cone"
Co-founder of Modernism
Faces and landscapes have geometric shapes
Left-brained
Color Patches
Loose brush stroke, heavy dark lines to define. makes pics pop
Series paintins (from Impressionism)
No emotion.
Opposite of Van Gogh.
INSPIRES: Picasso and Modrian |
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Post IMpressionism
Cezanne
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Geometry, color patches
Plays with perspective
Things in foreground look futher
Catches that look with dark outlining.
Rejection of formal perspective.
also has series paintings of this |
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Still Life with Peppermint |
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P.I.
Cezanne
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Bird's eye view AND eye level. vases level... cloth isnt |
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Post Impressionism
Dutch
Mantic -- all about interest in color and atmospheric
Arbitrary color. A colorist.
uses color that is expressive in an individual way--for emotional expression.
Painful Childhood.
Fell in love with his cousin.
Feels misunderstood...
Cuts off part of his ear bc of fight with Gogh Gan, cuts off other part of ear and gives to a prostitute.
Writes letters to Theo, his brother.
INSPIRES: Matisse and Munch |
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Post Impressionism
Van Gogh
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uses color to communicate
skeletal, rodent faces.
liken our existence to something so inhumane
characature |
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Post Impressionism
Van Gogh
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characteristic of his love of color (blue, yellow)
Impasto -- thick painting
looked up at heavens and saw how BIG God is, how small we are
felt vulnerable
tree of grieving |
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Post Impressionism
Van Gogh
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the place where one could lose their soul
lonely people
perspective/proportion
yellow - sickening.
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Post Impressionism
Van Gogh
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depressing.
expressive. poignant
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Post Impressionism
Van Gogh
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last painting of his life. |
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Impressionism
French
"Money is only an eye, but what an eye!" - Cezanne
new perspectives
Not much symbolism
"What the eye sees, not what the mind knows"
Instainaty: quickly paint outdoors to get elements of light and shadow
En plein aire - painting outside
loose brush strokes
series painting
capturing light
instainaty |
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Impressionism
Monet
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only the impression to have this painting
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Impressionism
Monet
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different seasons
paint EXACTLY the way he sees things
discovered shadow doesn't have black
shadows are navy blue |
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Impressionism
Monet
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Monet's wife
clouds |
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The Water Lilies, The Nymph |
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Impressionism
Monet
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rich, deep colors. clouds, trees, skies. |
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The Water Lilies, The Nymph |
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Impressionism
Monet
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rich, deep colors. clouds, trees, skies. |
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Impressionism
Renoir
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Monet would never paint this! (people)
loves to paint people
roundness of females
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At the Moulin de la Galette |
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Impressionism
Renoir
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Moulin = windmill
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Berthe Marisot
Impressionism
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trained by Manet
her sister and niece |
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Impressionism
Mary Cassatt
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Cassatt goes to Paris to paint (American)
saved impressionism. (rich Railroad father) |
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Impressionism
Mary Cassatt
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loves to paint women with children |
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Impressionist Scultping
Rodin
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most academic work
inspired by Dante's Inferno - Pergatory.
opposite of Gates of Paradise (michelangelo?)
Up top: The Shades. Pergatory.
The Thinker.
Rodin revives Bernini's sculpting
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Impressionist
Rodin
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Rodin's beginning art work
people thought he truly casted a man's body |
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Impressionist
Rodin
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English defeated Calais...
Burgher's offered themselves instead of their ppl killed
Queen of England was touched and let them go
But didn't say until they walked to the gallows.
rough casting |
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Impressionism
Camille Claudel
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Perisan
LOVED Rodin
lived in institution bc she got pregnant, abortion...
Rodin never knew.
Pain in her sculptings. |
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Post Impressionism
SUB: Expressionism
Munch
Inspiration: Van Gogh
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creepy, looming shadow...
vulnerable stare
awkward body lengths |
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Post Impressionism
Expressionism SUB
Inspiration: Van Gogh
Munch
[image]
agoraphobia
Van Gogh influence with swirl, color.
feel the sound waves
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Post Impressionism
Expressionism
Inspiration: Van Gogh
Munch
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white dress: anticipating what life will be like
red dress: how life really is
black dress: what has been experienced in life. |
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Self Portrait with a Burning Cigarette |
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P.I.
Expressionism
Inspiration: Van Gogh
Munch
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The Dance of Life (later in time) |
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Sub of Expressionism
Fauvism
Matisse
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cusion-y
unrealistic, like wild beasts dancing
the primative cultures, with dancing and rituals
helping one FEEL. |
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Sub of Expressionism
Fauvism
Matisse
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his wife
green=love
makes own colors with symbolism
dual perspective |
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SUB of Expressionism
Fauvism
Matisse
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cut out black shadow
only background is blue paint. |
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Quality is less significant than being the first to do something.
A race to being avante-guard--the first
1. Art is a set of arbituary rules that can be changed by artist at will (no rules)
2. What you eye sees as reality is not the only option
3. Art can be a purely formal exploration by the artist--of line, shape, color, emotion, etc. |
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"fracturing reality" time has passed.
Time--not a single moment in time bc time is only an element
Space--everything occurs on one plane
Form--analyzing form by breaking it into shapes.. reduce to geometric shape. |
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Cubism
Inspired by Cezanne
Picasso
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showing emotion through time
prostitutes
fruit=fertility (ironic)
Kuros pose--Greek for men. |
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Cubism
Inspired by Cezanne
Picasso
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The Bomb in Spain for testing
No soldiers, killed civilians
5 things:
Bull=Brutality
Eye=light bulb-technology, God is watching
Person on ground with broken sword.
Horse with missle in his mouth
Reference to Michelangelo's Pieta. |
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Cubism
Inspired by Cezanne
Picasso
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movement in time
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Cubism
Inspired by Cezanne
Picasso
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perspective - both profile and side of her face
movement
looks like turning of mirror
Picasso rejects representational bc of the WWI.
Arbitrary color.
reduction of figures into geometry. |
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Surrealism
Dali
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irrational topics painted rationally
no geometric, but what's in the subconscious |
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Metamorphosis of Narcissus |
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Surrealism
Dali
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fell in love with himself by his reflection |
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Dali
Surrealism
Disney and Dali
Surrealist movie |
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Post-Modernism
Inspired by Cezanne
Mondrain
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geometric, cylinder. |
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Post WWII
Everything is possible, nothing is certain
Truth is created, rather than discovered.
the world is hopeless
Let's play with the nonsense. |
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Post-Modernism
Great Depression
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lack of power, helplessness of the time |
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Dorothea Lange
Great Depression
Dust Bowl
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need to move from the dust bowl
nickname of places people gathered: Hoovervilles |
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post-modernism
Dada
Pipe.
it's not a pipe...but a picture of a pipe.
Dada means nothing... that's what this is all intending |
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Pollock
Post Modernism
Abstract Expressionism
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not aware of what he's doing while painting
pure harmony with painting
nothing recognizable
every drip is deliberate.
creation of art, not necessarily the product. |
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Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue |
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Newman
Minimalism
Post Modern
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Duchamp
Dadaism
Urinal.
Bricolage and ready-made (objects are)
art can be whatever. |
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Post Modernism
Influenced by Dada
Marilyn Monroe
Campbell's Soup
Rebellion toward traditional art
purposefully selects "low brow" material
contains content from media, advertising,
materialism is a fact
Nation of Shopping.
Main Artisit: Andy Warhol |
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Photo Realism
Ralph Goings
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take a picture, go home and paint it to look real |
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Goings
Photo Realism
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Goings
Photo Realism
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Verism
Duane Hansen
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used fiber glass to sculpt, then paint, then put clothes on it. |
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Little Bay in Sydney Australia |
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Land Art
Christo and Jean Claude
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1. German
2. Superman - Will to Power
3. Nazi's inspired by this.
4. Religion makes one weak
5. "God is dead."
6. Religion is a slave morality
7. NIalism came from this, rejecting religion= meaningless life
8. inspired by Darwin |
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1. New findings: Primitivism
2. Apes grew to us
3. So Nietzsche said we can become superman. |
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no truth outside of logic
belief in God is an excuse on reason why we don' know
Igo
Religion: Childish.
subconscious. |
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Post Romantic
big hands
- "Piano Concerto #3" (nick-named "The Rach-3)
- "Rhapsody on Theme of Paganini."
- piece from Paganini upside down on the piano.
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English
"Nimrod"
Enigmatic variations... cuts and pastes variations. |
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Modernist
Russian
Schoenberg's 12-tone Row
"Rite of Spring"
dissonance
his music created riots |
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1. called X Pat
Modernist.
"We are the Hollow Men" poem
For Thine is the Kingdom For Thine is Life is For Thine is the This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper.
Here we go round the prickly pear Prickly pear prickly pear Here we go round the prickly pear At five o'clock in the morning.
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Dulce Decorum Est
sweet and glorious to die for ones country...nope.
gas boy.
Owen fought WWI |
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Fatalism - expression of pessimism (happens as a result of WWI)
Hoovervilles
Oakies - people that try to leave the Dust Bowl
The New Deal - Roosevelt ended it by creating jobs
Stock Market Crash of 1929
Hoarding money
Gold standard - more printed money than gold
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