Exam II Flashcards
Virgin with the Dead Christ
1300-1325
Rhineland, Germany
El Greco
Opening the Fifth Seal
1614
Fuseli
The Nightmare
1781
Redon
The Eye Like a Strange Balloon Mounts Towards Infinity
1882
Moreau
The Apparition
1876
Cezanne
Mt. Ste.-Victoire
1887
Ensor
Entry of Christ into Brussels in 1889
1888
Van Gogh
The Blue Cart
1888
Bernard
Breton Women in a Meadow
1888
Gauguin
The Vision after the Sermon
1888
Serusier
The Talisman
1888
Gauguin
The Yellow Christ
1889
Gauguin
Be in Love and You Will Be Happy
1889
Ensor
Intrigue
1890
Van Gogh
Portrait of Dr. Gachet
1890
Toulouse-Lautrec
Moulin Rouge: La Goulue
1891
Toulouse-Lautrec
In Bed
1892
Gauguin
Spirit of the Dead Watching
1892
Gauguin
What, Are You Jealous?
1892
Toulouse-Lautrec
Jane Avril
1893
Beardsley
The Climax
1893
Munch
The Storm
1893
Munch
The Cry
1893
Toulouse-Lautrec
At the Moulin Rouge
1895
Munch
Madonna
1895
Munch
Death in the Sickroom
1895
Munch
Self-Portait in Hell
1895
Rousseau
The Sleeping Gypsy
1897
Rousseau
War
1898
Cezanne
Portrait of Ambroise Vollard
1899
Picasso
La Vie
1903
Guimard
Desk
1903
Matisse
Luxe
1905
Vlaminck
Portrait of Guillame Apollinaire
1905
Matisse
Woman with the Hat
1905
Matisse
The Open Window, Collioure
1905
Matisse
Portrait of Madame Matisse
1905
Derain
The Mountains at Collioure
1905
Signac
View of Port of Marseilles
1905
Vlaminck
The Restaurant at Bougival
1905
Picasso
Family of Saltimbanques
1905
Tiffany
Lilly Lamp
1905
Matisse
The Joy of Life
1906
Picasso
The Harem
1906
Gaudi
Casa Batllo
1906
Derain
Charing Cross Bridge
1906
Becker
Self-Portrait with Amber Necklace
1906
Klint
No. 1
1906
Picasso
Gertrude Stein
1907
Picasso
Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
1907
Kirchner
The Street, Dresden
1908
Braque
Houses at L’Estaque
1908
Matisse
Red Room
1909
Klimt
The Kiss
1909
Delaunay
St. Severin
1909
Kirchner
Bathers at Moritzburg
1909
Kirchner
The Garden of Love
1909
Braque
Violin and Palette
1910
Rousseau
The Dream
1910
Kirchner
Self-Portrait with Model
1910
Picasso
Portrait of Ambroise Vollard
1910
Braque
The Portuguese
1911
Delaunay
The Red Tower
1911
Boccioni
Caricature of a Futurist Evening in Milan
1911
Kandinsky
Composition IV
1911
Kandinsky
Autumn II
1912
Balla
Girl Running on a Balcony
1912
Nolde
The Candle Dancers
1912
Picasso
Still Life with Chair-Caning
1912
Picasso
Still Life with Bottle of Suze
1912
Delaunay
Electric Prisms
1913
Delaunay
Simultaneous Contrast: Sun and Moon
1913
Balla
Speeding Car + Light
1913
Boccioni
The Dynamism of a Soccer Player
1913
Boccioni
Unique Forms of Continuity in Space
1913
Kandinsky
Untitled Improvisation III
1914
Marc
Fighting Forms
1914
Severini
Armored Train
1915
Macdonald-Wright
“Conception” Synchromy
1915
Epstein
The Rock Drill
1915
Epstein
The Rock Drill (Torso)
1916
Orientalism
Imitation or depection of Middle Eastern and East Asian cultures by writers, designers, and artists in the West.
artiste maudit
a cursed artist (one that deals with mental illness, physical illness, suicide)
expressionism
art that is a result of the artists’ unique inner or personal vision, often includes an emotional demension
The Breton
ancient Celtic ethnic gorup in Brittany, France
Catholicism
Unique language
Cloisonnism
bold, flat colors surrounded by thick, black outlines
non-local color
not optically correct coloring (not like what a photoraph would record)
synthetism
forms reduced to their essential outlines, vibrant coloring
The Nabis
“The Prophets” in Hebrew
younger followers of Gauguin
talisman
a small object worn or kept for its magical powers
The Belle Epoque
The Beautiful Era
futher industrial growth
prosperity and realative peace amongst nations
Parisian nightlife at its peak
La Revue Blanche
avant-garde literary publication of 1890s
each issue came with a print
Art Nouveau
“New Art”
Style of the Belle Epoque
Curving, organic forms
agoraphobia
intense fear or panic attacks
fear of being in placing where escape is hard to get
femme fatale
deadly woman
19th century stereotype of a woman who destroys men’s lives
decadence
an interest in the morbid, macabre, neurotic with elegant form (in art)
lack of taste and morals (in culture)
Outsider Art
untrained/non-traditional aritsts of all kinds (including children and the insane), those outside the academic art world
fin de siecle
“end of the century”
anxiety, morbitity, distrust of capitalism, emerging studies of neurosis
Les Fauves
“Wild Beasts” named by critic
The Salon d’Automne
Started in 1904 by Matisse and others
Features paintings made in the summer months so they weren’t as dreary
lots of retrospectives
plasticity
malliability of the material (in sculpture)
describes 3D, sculpture-like characteristics in painting
saltimbanques
wayward circus performer
phallocentric
made by a heterosexual male for a similar audience
zeitgeist
spirit of the times
analytical cubism
analyze a subject from multipe view points, condensing them again to make them flat
