2. Art Style etc. Flashcards

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Surrealism is an art form that

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initates a dream-like quality in art.

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What is Cubism? ___________

Who was is major propontent or given credit for starting cubism?

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Making subjects or art look angular or taken apart and put back together in an angular manner.

Piccaso

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Many of the Indiana artist’s landscapes are horizontal and planar which means

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They are in ¨landscape¨ format with planes or areas of painting

Forground, Middleground, and Backgrounds are the usual planes…….

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Minimalism is an art movment that

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Uses as little form or subject as possible to convey a message or be a workof art.

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Atmospheric perspective is

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Making things look more distant in a painting by creating a hazy look.

(sometime called aerial perspective)

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The Impressionist painters were influenced by

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Japanese Art

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Regionalism is

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an art form that mainly depicts a certian region and often appeals to the people of that region.

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Genre Painting is

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the pictorial representation of scenes of everyday life (markets, domestic settings, inn scenes, interiors, parties, street scenes, etc.)

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Orientalism is

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a term used to define the imitation or depictions of Middle Eastern, African, South Asian, or East Asian cultures.

(Arans, Turks, Kurds, Persians, etc.)

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Japonism is

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or Janonisme is a french term refering of japanesse influence on western art

(bold design, intense, flatter colors)

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Chiaroscuro is

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large contrast between light and dark

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Figurative work includes

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figures or people

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is charecterized by loose brushstrokes and vivid colors as practiced in the US in the late 19th century and early 20th century.

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American Impressionism

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14
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Impressionism lost its cutting edge status when modern art was exhibited at the

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in 1913 at the Regiment Armory building in NYC- the ¨Armory Show¨

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The “Society of Western Artists” association existed mainly to

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have an annual exhibit of its members work that would circulate among the cities of its members.

(3 Indianapolis Members; Steele, Forsythe, Adams)

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16
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In 1896, eighteen artists gathered in Chicage to form the

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3 artsists from each of 6 cities

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“Society of Western Artists”

not in the ¨west¨ but west of the Appalacian Mountians

Indianapolis, Chicago, Detriot, Cleveland, St. Louis, Cincinatti

17
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In 1894, the Art Assoc of Indiana sponsored the exhibit, , by Steele, Gruelle , Forsyth, and Stark.

Art critic, Garland arranged the show in Chicago.

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¨Exbibit of Summer Work¨

18
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One of the consequences of the accumilation of wealth and population of Indiana cities was a

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growing interest in education and culture:

Art Association, Schools, and Musueams were founded

19
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In 1898. and purchased a home they called the to serve as a studio for themselves and others

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The Hermitage

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Brookville, IN.

20
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In the art schools of Muncie and Inianapolis, many of the students were

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wives and daughters of wealthy upper class citizens.

21
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To go to Munisch, the Indiana artists had to raise funds. They did so by

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Offeres art to subscribers who would help fund their journey. (Copies of Masters, portraits and and promised work on return.)

22
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THe Brown Co. Artist Colony was formed in the early 1900s by artists who wanted to depict . The first artist resident was

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¨Peaceful Valley¨

T.C. Steele

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Adolph Shulz is considered the founer of the

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Brown Co. Art Colony

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