Modern Art #1 Flashcards

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Art NOUVEAU

BEARDSLY HOFFMANN

CHERET MUCHA

TOULOUSE GAUDI

GUIMARD ENDELL

HORTA BEHRENS

KLIMT TIFFANY

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  • begins in France & England
  • ANTI-HISTORICAL style​
  • high degree of organicism
  • sweeping lines & whiplash curves
  • tendril- like forms
  • vegetal forms
  • woman’s body = art objectsymbol of ART NOUVEAU in France
  • NATURE & NATURALISM as opposed to Industrial Manufacture
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Salome with the Head of John

1893 (print)

aubrey BEARDSLEY (printmaker)

art NOUVEAU

  • Illustrator for playbill Salome (hired by Oscar Wilde)
  • SS: directly influenced by Japanese prints
    • negative space
    • black & white
    • lines (modernized)
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Loie Fuller

1893 (litho)

jules CHERET

art NOUVEAU

  • Fuller - actress and celeb of her time
  • SS: MOTION expressed with colors + human form
    • through curved + diagonal lines
    • curve of the femal body + her dress
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Divan Japonaise

1893 (litho)

henri TOULOUSE-LAUTREC

art NOUVEAU

  • 1st to use typography as design element
  • SS: litho Jap influence - high horizon line + diagonals
  • MASTER PRINTMAKER for Lithography
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Moulin Rouge

1893 (litho)

henri TOULOUSE LAUTREC

art NOUVEAU

  • psycological undertones
  • SS: Jap litho prints/ Psycology- painted faces of dancers showing even the “freaks” are two-faced.

1st to use typography as a design element

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The Enterance to the Metro Station

1898-1901 (architecture)

hector GUIMARD

art NOUVEAU

  • Crystal Palace London
  • SS: glass + iron molded to look vegetal, organic detail
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Tassel House

1893 , Brussels (architecture)

victor HORTA

art NOUVEAU

  • SS: Town House - iron moldings/ curves in painted walls
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The Kiss

1908 (painting)

gustav KLIMT

art NOUVEAU

  • Mural (40’) in dining room Palais Stocket
  • intellectual idea - humanized the imagery ; influenced by BIZANTINE art- gold leaf/ highly patterned/ flatten image
  • SS: New World Experience = depicted life for the future
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Palais Stocklet

1905 , Brussels (architecture)

josef HOFFMANN “Mr. Rectangular”

art NOUVEAU

  • AN but doesnt show characteristics - Art DECO before his time
  • SS: marble + copper outer shell / AN style iron work
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Medee

1896 (poster)

alphonse Mucha

art NOUVEAU

  • Play poster
  • SS:
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Atelier Elvira

1905-7 (architecture)

antoni GAUDI

art NOUVEAU (modernism)

  • Spanish tech: carved stone/ iron work(vegetal)/ ceramic work
  • GAUDI designed everything with gothc influence
  • SS: Facade is carved stone - NO 90o angles
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Atelier Elvira

1897 , Munich (architechture)

august ENDELL

art NOUVEAU

  • SS: Applied design - added to an already existing structure
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AEG logo

1908

peter BEHRENS (logos + labels guy)

art NOUVEAU

  • 1st Industrial artist
  • SS: 1st real logo made (cooperate - electric company) with industrail design
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Lamp

1900

louis COMFORT TIFFANY (lamp guy)

art NOUVEAU

  • SS: used FAVRILE GLASS - iridescent art glass ; color ingrained in the glass itself
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end of the century art

MUNCH

ENSOR

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  • People who have become less human
  • Influenced by SIGMAN FROYD
    • underlining psycology of society + themselves
  • Dark + Twisted
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Death of Marat

1927 (painting)

edvard MUNCH

end of the century art (modern)

  • Modern and Impressionist mark making + ambiguous shadows (dark + death)
  • SS: Autobiographical- depicts naked lady has killed him
    • warped view of women
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Sick Room

1885

edvard MUNCH

end of the century art (modern)

  • SS: Mask like faces - uses dark/rich color + line quality = deep emotion
    • Figuresprogress towards the viewer to create a sens of anxiety
    • Autobiographical
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Masks Confronting Death

1888 (painting)

james ENSOR

end of the century art

  • SS: Skeleton = Death
    • not a mask : you never know when death is coming
      • even when its right infront of you
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Christ Entering Brussels

1889 (painting)

james ENSOR

end of the century art

  • SOCIETY @ LARGE!!! (anxiety)
  • Sceen of “Carnival”
  • SS: The Judgement being near
    • Christ coming to confornt the 2facers
    • Christ is last in the scene = turning back to christianity
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french expressionism

ROUAULT

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  • 1st MODERN artist to bring religion back to art
    • Nature vs Industry
  • uses symbols of society : ie clowns (represents Blue Collar)
  • use of paint and pallet knives to show EMOTION
  • INDEPENDENT EXPRESSIONIST
    • direct influence of Gothic Stained Glass
    • segmentation : stained glass
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Head of Christ

1905 (painting)

georges ROUAULT

end of the century art

  • Returning to religion
    *
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Prostitute Before a Mirror

1906 (painting)

georges ROUAULT

french EXPRESSIONISM

  • SS: Prostitute = Society’s Ill (sympathetic) + blue depressing emptiness
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The Old King

1919 (painting)

georges ROUAULT

FRENCH EXPRESSIONISM

  • SS: Body segmentation - gothic stained glass
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fauvism

MATISSE

DERAIN

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  • Free + spontanious MODERN
  • FAUVE - “Wild Beast”
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The Joy of Life

1905 (painting)

henri MATISSE

FAUVISM (french expressionist)

  • Traditional figure
  • SS: high key color - transtions with color to keep the eye moving
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Woman with the Hat

1905

henri MATISSE

FAUVISM (french expressionist)

  • Portait of his wife
  • SS: contrasting brush strokes from figure vs background
    • freed up color + lines
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  • Portrait of Mme. Matisse / the green line*
  • 1905* (painting)

henri MATISSE

FAUVISM (french expressionist)

  • SS: color blending of the background + middle ground to flatten pictoral space
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Blue Nude

1907 (painting)

henri MATISSE

FAUVISM (french expressionist)

  • SS: Odalique ; disfiguration of the form: African Art influence
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  • London Bridge*
  • 1906 (painting)*

andre DERAIN

FAUVISM

  • SS: symbols his move to London to get out from under MATISSE’s shadow
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german expressionism

NOLDE

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“Why me?”

everuthing has meaning

1905-1914 WWI

NOLDE

  • influenced by Van Gogh
    • flowers
  • vigorous brushwork
  • 1st of EXPRESSIONISTS
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  • The Last Supper*
  • 1909 (painting)*

emile Nolde

german expressionism

  • Color + restricted space = deepens psychologically
  • SS: Christ looks near death(green/yellow) - Nolde related to this for he was poisioned a month before.
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Chirst Among the Children

1910

emile Nolde

german expressionism

  • Children need love - Adults need power
  • SS: Against iconic tradition - back to the viewer + robe dense blue darker than the sky
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  • The Prophet*
  • 1912 (woodcut)*

emile Nolde

german expressionism

  • ​SS: uses medium to express intense emotion
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die brucke

KIRCHNER

HECKEL

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THE BRIDGE

  • United in REJECTION
  • defense + promotion for abstract art
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  • Street Dresden*
  • 1908 (painting)*

ernest KIRCHNER

DIE BRUCKE

  • everything is for sale
  • SS: 2 well dressed prostitutes walking street: glamour + danger ; intimacy + alienation
  • clashing colors heighten excitement + alienation
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  • Street Dresden*
  • 1908*

ernest KIRCHNER

DIE BRUCKE

  • SS: heightened color/ mask-like faces/ vacant eyes - pschological alienation by modernization
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  • Two Men at a Table*
  • 1912(painting)*

erich HECKEL

DIE BRUCKE

  • SS: doubt + distrust ; suffering christ - anxiety + despair
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The Blue Rider

KANDINSKY

MARC

MACKE

MUNTER

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K

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  • Russian Beauty in a Landscape*
  • 1902 (block print)*

vasily KANDINSKY

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: AMORPHOUS SHAPE(unformed) / color/ line/depth to make it infinite
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  • Composition iv*
  • 1911 (painting)*

vasily KANDINSKY

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: AMORPHOUS SHAPE(unformed) / color/ line/depth to make it infinite
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Composition vii

1913 (painting)

vasily KANDINSKY

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: 4th dimension - space + time
  • Great Flood
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  • Angel of Last Judgement*
  • 1908 (painting)*
  • vasily KANDINSKY*
  • BLUE RIDRER*
  • SS: HINTERGLASMALERI- behind the glass painting
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  • Blue Horses*
  • 1911 (painting)*
  • franz MARC*
  • BLUE RIDER*
  • SS: deep emotion in color: masculinity + spiritual
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  • Deer in Forest*
  • 1913*

franz MARC

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: PEOPLE HUDDLED TOGETHER AGAINST TO ENERGY OF SOCIETY
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  • ANIMALS FATE*
  • 1913 (PAINTING)*
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  • Battling Forms*
  • 1914 (painting)*
  • franz MARC*
  • BLUE RIDER*
  • SS: combative energy
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  • Garden Zoological Garden*
  • 1912 (painting)*

auguste MACKE

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: fuck it
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  • Erma Bossi at the Tea table with Kandinsky*
  • 1908 (painting)*

MUNTER

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: KANDINSKY devoted- he in the holy corner (grey instead of red
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  • Marainne von Werfkin*
  • 1909 (painting)*

MUNTER

BLUE RIDER

  • SS: HINTERGLASMALERI
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