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George Seurat

La Grande Jatte

  • he exploited piontalism which he called devisionism
  • did 26 different studies of each person
  • rather cold-no feeling-pure formula
  • post impressionism
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Cezanne

Apples and Oranges

  • wanted to make an impression that is lastin glike the art in museums
  • didn’t like rules
  • second father of modern art
  • he compresses space
  • heavier than impressionists
  • uses color to create mass
  • made us aware of compostion
  • abstraction
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Cezanne

Mount Sainte-Victoire seen from Belleuve

  • wanted to make an impression that is lastin glike the art in museums
  • didn’t like rules
  • second father of modern art
  • he compresses space
  • heavier than impressionists
  • uses color to create mass
  • made us aware of compostion
  • abstraction
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Van Gogh

La Chambre de Van Gogh a Arles

  • a lot of self-portraits
  • all about color because it made him feel a certain emotion
  • bedroom made him feel calm
  • did two almost exactly the same
  • color made him feel a certain way
  • abstraction
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Van Gogh

Portrait of Dr. Gachet Seated at a table auvers-sur-oise

  • he was mentally sick
  • cut off his ear for the woman he loved
  • eventually shot himself
  • abstraction
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Van Gogh

Church in Auvers

  • more colorful than real life
  • abstraction
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Paul Gauguin

Tahitian Women

  • left wife and kid to be an artist
  • raised in south america-inspired by columbia art, japanese prints and indonesian art
  • he paints from memory
  • no use for shadows
  • had many lovers
  • wrote letters about how poor he was but he really lived in a mansion
  • abstraction
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Gauguin

  • The spirit of the dead keep watch*
  • abstraction
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Toulouse-Lautrec

At the Moulin Rouge

  • inspired by degas—cut off corners
  • known for charcertization
  • first graphic designer
  • post impressionism
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Rodin

  • The Thinker*
  • mix with abstraction and expression
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Rodin

  • The gates of hell*
  • mix with abstraction and expression
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Bonnard

Dining room in the country

  • leading symbolist
  • symbolism-art nouveau
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Munch

The Scream

  • german expressionism–die bruke(first german expressionism movement)
  • some peopel thought he was a symbolist
  • communication: stress, anger, anxiety
  • you feel the scream in the bend of the environment
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Munch

Karl Johansen Street

  • german expressionism
  • die bruke(first german expressionism movement)
  • anxiety in the faces
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Klimt

The Kiss

  • symbolism
  • painting was taken by nazis
  • flat patterns
  • what a kiss might mean
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Beardsley

  • The Peacock Skirt*
  • art noveau
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Mucha

Saraq Burnhardt

  • art nouveau
  • posters
  • the hair becomes a design
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Matisse

Red Studio

  • fauvism
  • had nothing to do with traditional art
  • color becomes the subject
  • passion & action
  • known for patterns
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Derain

London Bridge

  • Fauvism
  • not real life colors
  • not associated with reality
  • color expressed emotion
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Kirchner

Street Dresden

  • german expressionism—doe bruke
  • anxiety about WWI
  • alienation
  • intense color
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Nolde

Dance aroudn the Golden calf

  • german expressionism –dier bruke
  • no 3D, just feeling
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Rouault

  • The old King*
  • german expressionism –dier bruke
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Kandinsky

improvisation

  • german expressionism–der bleu rider
  • first non-subject painting
  • wanted the viewer to to have their own interpretation
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Marc

  • Real Fox*
  • german expressionism–der bleu rider
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Marc

Blue Horse

  • german expressionism- der bleu rider
  • interested in the flow of the blood in nature
  • association with color
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Picasso

les demoiselles d’avignon

  • cubism
  • started off as realism
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Picasso

Le torro

  • cubism
  • inspired by Cezanne
  • started off as a realist
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Picasso

  • Le Figaro*
  • synthetic cubism–collecting parts from all around the world nd creating something new
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Braque

The Portuguese

  • cubism
  • worked with picasso
  • didn’t receive the same amount of recognition as picasso
  • died before him
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Lipchitz

  • Bather Bronze*
  • cubism sculpture
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Delaunay

Homage to Bleriot

  • cubist extension
  • harmony of color
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Ferdinand Leger

The Three Camarades

  • cubist extension
  • thought machines were beautiful
  • turns everyone into robots
  • we live in a machine world
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Mondrian

Composition in Red

  • cubist extension
  • everything is pure composition
  • purity of grid
  • de stijl—came from this movement
  • universal harmony
  • only basic colors
  • new plasticism
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Malevich

White on White

  • cubist extension
  • reduces so much he ends up with this
  • feeling of non objectivity
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Severini

  • Armored Train*
  • futurism
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Balla

Dynamism of a Dog on a’Leash

  • futurism
  • moving dog
  • very interested in the movement of objects
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Boccioni

Unique forms of Continuity in space

  • futurism
  • man being effected by wind
  • sculpture
  • dynamic movement
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Arp

collage arranged according to the laws fo chance

  • dadism
  • collage was not thought out
  • he just drops squares and places them where they land
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Duchamp

nude descending a staicase

  • dadsim
  • what can the subject be
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Duchamp

LHOOQ moustache

  • dadism
  • “she’s got a hot ass”
  • ease all of our conclusions about mona lisa
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Duchamp

  • the bride stripped bare by her bachelors even*
  • dadism
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Schwitters

opened by customs

  • dadism
  • collage
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Hausmann

  • the spirit of our times*
  • dadism
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Rousseau

the sleeping gypsy

  • surrealism
  • wanted to explore subconscious
  • inner and outer reality
  • dream world
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De Chirico

melancholy and mystery of a street

  • dream like
  • the subconscious mind
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Chagall

  • Birthday*
  • surrealism
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Chagall

paris through the window

  • surrealism
  • inspired by cubism
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Ernst

two children are threatened by a nightmare

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Klee

Twittering Machine

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Miro

  • Harlequin Carnival*
  • surrealism
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Dali

  • The persistance of memory*
  • surrealism