Painting Styles Flashcards
Impressionism
A 19th century art movement
Emphasizes on emulating real-life imagery through thin, visible brush strokes
Expressionism
A 20th century art movement originating in Germany as a reaction to impressionism
Focuses on creating distortions on images to have emotional depth on painting
Fauvism
Started by artists of the early 20th century
Emphasized great painting qualities and strong color hues
Modernism
Movement in Western society coinciding with the Industrial Revolution
Emphasized on modern and innovative artistic styles and values
Possesses expressive use of colors and non-traditional methods and materials
Cubism
Began in the early 20th century
Emphasizes geometrical depictions of natural forms
Surrealism
Art movement beginning in the early 1920s
Portrays illogical, obscure scenery in such great photographic detail
Hyperrealism
Mimics real-life imagery in high photographic precision.
Example: Fauvism
Portrait of Madame Matisse by Henri Matisse
Example: Impressionism
Vetheuil in the Fog by Claude Monet
Example: Expressionism
The Scream by Edvard Munch
Example: Cubism
Les Desmoiselles d’Avignon by Pablo Picasso
Example: Surrealism
The Accomodations of Desire by Salvador Dali
Example: Modernism
The Gate by Hans Hofmann
Example: Hyperrealism
Circus Act by Charles Bell