Modernism midterm Flashcards
Tina Modotti
Telephone Wires
1925
Mexico
Estridentismo
Xul Solar
Two Roads
1922
Argentina
Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)
Juana Borrero
Urchins
1896
Cuba
Costumbrismo
Tarsila do Amaral
Carnival in Madureira
1924
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Ramón Alva de la Canal
Radio Station for Estridentópolis
Linocut
1926
Mexico
Estridentismo
Anita Malfatti
Man in Seven Colors
1915-16
Brazil
Expressionist/ Fauvist
André Lhote
Rugby
1917
France
Cubist
Jean Charlot
Chicken Vendor
1923
Mexico
Estridentismo
Xul Solar
Blue Port
1927
Argentina
Expressionist/ Cubist/ Surrealist (Klee/Kandinsky)
Camilo Egas
Grupo de Indios: Baile
1922
Ecuador
Modernismo
Jean Charlot
Woman, Coyoacán
1922
Mexico
Estridentismo
Tarsila do Amaral
Portrait of Oswald de Andrade
1923
Brazil
Cubist
Tina Modotti
Experiment in Related Forms
1924
Mexico
20c Modern/ Estridentismo
Tarsila do Amaral
Study from Carnival in Rio Series
1924
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Emilio Pettoruti
My Window in Florence
1917
Argentina
Synthetic Cubism
Fernando Fader
Shawls of Manila
1911
Argentina
Post-Impressionist/ Modernismo
José Agustín Arrieta
El costeño (The Boy from the Coast)
n.d. (c. 1850-74)
Mexico
Costumbrismo
Benito Quinquela Martin
Activity at La Boca
1935
Argentina
Popular/ “Florida” group painter
Klaxon Journal
Released in May 1922
o Takes as issue the disconnectedness of the Semana, which was neither a triumph or a failure
o Vague terminology, “the modern”, a focus on internationalism rather than the local, a focus on modernity and technology
o Covers bear a resemblance to Russian Constructivism and Dada, or Mexico’s Estridentismo
o No cohesive style, more eclecticism
Camilo Egas
Gregorio y Carmela
1918
Ecuador
Modernismo
Tarsila do Amaral
Morro de favela (Shantytown Hill)
1924
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Tarsila do Amaral
Academy Study No. 4
1922
Brazil
Post-Impressionist
Mexican Pavilion
1989 Exposition Universelle
Paris
Emilio Pettoruti
The Quintet
1927
Argentina
Synthetic Cubism
Tarsila do Amaral
Portrait of Oswald de Andrade
1922
Brazil
Expressionist/ Post-impressionist
Journal Siqueiros’ ‘Three Appeals’ published in, 1921
Tarsila do Amaral
São Paulo
1924
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Juan Manuel Blanes
Uruguayan Gaucho
Uruguay
Modernismo?
Anita Malfatti
Cubist Nude
1916; Torso (Rhythm)
1915-16;
Seated Male Nude
1915-1916
Brazil
Expressionist
Tarsila do Amaral
The Fair II
1925
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Tina Modotti
Portrait of Germán List Arzubide
1925
Mexico
20c Modern/ Estridentismo
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Shameless Trinity
from El Machete
1924
Saturnino Herrán
The Old Gods - Indians and The New Gods - Spaniards
From Our Gods mural project
1914 -1918
Mexico
Early Modernismo
Pedro Figari
Creole Dance
1920s
Uruguay
Modernismo
Ramón Alva de la Canal
The Crucified One
1926
Illustration for List Arzubide, The Song of Man
Mexico
Estridentismo
José Obregón
The Discovery of Pulque
1869
Mexico
Neoclassical/ Academic
Tarsila do Amaral
Anthropophagia
1928
Brazil
Antropofagia
Germán Cueto
Mask I
1924
Mexico
Estridentismo
Leopoldo Méndez
Rooftops of Jalapa
cover for Horizonte
July 1926
Mexico
Estridentismo
José Ferraz de Almeida Júnior
The Guitar Player
1899
Brazil
Costumbrismo
Emilio Pettoruti
Dancers
1918
Argentina
Synthetic Cubism
Andrés López
Portrait of Viceroy Don Matías Gálvez y
Gallardo, Protector of the Academy of San
Carlos
1790-91
Mexico
Academic Painting
- DM from Spain
- plaster cast 4 art classes
Pedro Figari
On a Stroll
1921-25
Argentina/ Uruguay
Modernismo
Tarsila do Amaral
Black Woman
1923
Brazil
Cubist/ Primitivism (Leger/ Brancusi)
Tarsila do Amaral
Study from Journey to Minas Gerais Series
1924
Brazil
Pau Brasil
Tina Modotti
Tank No. 1
1927;
Labor 2
1927
Illustrations for List Arzubide, The Song of Man
Mexico
Estridentismo
Anita Malfatti
Portrait of Màrio de Andrade
1922
Brazil
Expressionist? Cubist?
Ramón Alva de la Canal
Cover for Salvador Gallardo’s
El Pentagrama Eléctrico
1925
Mexico
Estridentismo
Joaquin Sorolla
Vision of Spain
1919
Hispanic Society
of America
Spanish Artist Visiting US
Costumbrismo
-commissioned Archie Huntington
Pedro Figari
Preparing the Bride
1920s
Uruguay
Modernismo
Francisco Laso
The Indian Potter
(Inhabitant of the Cordillera)
1855
Peru
Indigenismo?
Academy of San Carlos c. 1910
Ramón Alva de la Canal
Oh, Young City!
Illustration for Horizonte
August 1926
Mexico
Estridentismo