Movements Flashcards

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Impressionism

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  • Began in Paris in 1874
  • Artist wanted independence (ex.Monet)
  • Landscapes/modern life scenes (the essence not realism)
  • Usually small in scale
  • Pastel colour palate
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Expressionism

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  • Forms are created to express emotion, not reality
  • Symbolism
  • Van Gogh
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Futurism

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  • Largely an Italian and Russian movement
  • Explored every medium
  • Intense loathing of things from the past
  • speed, technology, violence
  • Against history and religion
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Suprematism

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  • Cubism and Futurism
  • Only concerned with form
  • Free from political or social meaning
  • Art has autonomy
  • Exploration of visual languages
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Analytical Cubism

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  • First phase of cubism
  • An analytical study of shapes/objects/structure
  • Depicts different viewpoints simultaneously
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Primitivism

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  • inspiration from primitive cultures
  • Primitive people in society like children or those with mental disabilities
  • More expressiveness
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Symbolism

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  • Against capturing objects as they were
  • interested in spirituality, imagination, dreams
  • Similar to romanticism
  • Against realism
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Art Nouveau

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  • New art
  • European 1890’s and first world war
  • Combination of multiple different art forms and periods
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Realism

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  • Depicting something exactly as you see it
  • No extra glamour
  • Emphasis on horizontality
  • Earthy tones
  • Immediately proceeding modernity
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Post-impressionism

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  • Extended Impressionism while rejecting its limitations:
  • Artists continued using vivid colours, thick application of paint and real-life subject matter but were more inclined to emphasize geometric forms and use unnatural and random colours.
  • Coined by Roger Fry
  • Describes a diverse group of painters
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Fauvism

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  • Involves strong colour
  • Fierce brushwork
  • Happened at the same time as expressionism
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Constructivism

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  • Avant-Guard tendency
  • Appeared in architecture/engineering
  • Mass-produced works of art
  • Reflects modern industrial world
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Synthetic Cubism

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  • Images are layered
  • Colours are reintroduced
  • Flattened cubism
  • Not 3D like analytical
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