5.4 design movements Flashcards

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What year was the Arts and Crafts movement?

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1850-1900

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What was the key point of the arts and crafts movement?

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To use traditional crafts instead of machinery

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What were the influences/ inspirations for the Arts and Crafts movement?

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-It was a reaction to the loss of traditional skills in the victorian era due to the industrial revolution.

-It was influenced by medieval craft guilds, simplicity, natural forms and the beauty of timber.

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What were features of the Arts and Crafts movement?

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-It used honest, handmade methods like tenon joints.
-It displayed the beauty of materials like the grain of wood.
-Used natural forms on tiles, wallpaper and textiles.

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Name a key figure in the Arts and Crafts movement.

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William Morris

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What is William Morris’ famous quote?

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‘Have nothing in ur houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.’

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How did William Morris help the arts and crafts movement?

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him and John Ruskin formed they’re own design/ decoration company in which they specialised in the use of natural materials and traditional craftsmanship.

  • He also helped to set up workers’ guilds to empower designers creating their own products.
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What year was the Art Nouveau design movement between?

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1890-1905

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What influenced/inspired the Art Nouveau movement?

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-Designers wanted a unified approach to design.
-it was inspired by oriental (mainly japanese) art and interior designs.
-was also influenced by the availability of newly developed/ improved materials like iron, steel, and concrete was used instead of stone and wood.
-it was influenced by the beauty of organic forms of plants and languid female forms.

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Define languid

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weak or faint

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Define languid

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weak or faint

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What were features of the Art Nouveau movement?

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-It had a motif of plants and languid female figures with long, loose hair and flowing dresses.
-Curves
-Nature

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Who was the key figure of the Art Nouveau movement?

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh

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What did Charles Rennie Mackintosh do?

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-He was a designer and his designs showed evidence of japanese and arts and crafts influences.
-He designed the Glasgow school of Art

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What year was the Bauhaus movement between?

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1919-1933

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What was the main point of the bauhaus movement?

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-The bauhaus movement took a machine approach to ‘form follows function’

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What influenced/inspired the Bauhaus movement?

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-It was influenced by the Post-first world war idealism and the abolition of censorship.
-WW1 industrial methods and materials
-Geometric forms

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What are features of the bauhaus movement?

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-It was founded as an art school and closed later on due to pressure from the Nazis.
-It followed form over function
-Rejected the liberal use of decorations
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