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44 Cards in this Set
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The Stone Breakers
Gustave Courbet oil on canvas 1849 realism |
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Olympia
Edouard Manet oil on canvas 1863 realism |
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Impression: Sunrise
Claude Monet oil on canvas 1872 impressionism |
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Luncheon of the Boating Party
Pierre-Auguste Renoir oil on canvas 1880 impressionism |
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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
George Seurat oil on canvas 1885 impressionism |
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Vision After the Sermon: Jacob Wrestling with the Angel
Paul Gauguin oil on canvas 1888 post-impressionism/fauvism |
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The Spirit of the Dead Watching
Paul Gauguin oil on burlap 1892 post-impressionism |
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The Blue Nude: Souvenir of Biskra
Henri Matisse oil on canvas 1907 post-impressionism |
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Japonaiserie: Flowering Plum Tree
Vincent Van Gogh oil on canvas 1887 post-impressionism |
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The Large Bathers
Paul Cezanne oil on canvas 1906 post-impressionism |
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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Pablo Picasso oil on canvas 1907 cubism |
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The Scream
Edward Munch tempera and casein on cardboard 1893 post-impressionism |
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The Cyclops
Odilon Redon oil on canvas 1914 post-impressionism |
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The Dance
Andre Derain oil on canvas 1906 fauvism |
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Le Bonheur de Vivre (The Joy of Life)
Henri Matisse oil on canvas 1906 Fauvism |
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Street, Dresden
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner oil on canvas 1907 Fauvism |
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Fate of the Animals
Franz Marc oil on canvas 1913 Fauvism |
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The Portuguese (The Emigrant)
Georges Braque oil on canvas 1911 Cubism |
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Glass and Bottle of Suze
Pablo Picasso pasted paper, gouache and charcoal 1912 cubism |
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Hester Street
George Luks oil on canvas 1905 Ashcan |
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Both Members of This Club
George Bellows oil on canvas 1909 Ashcan |
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Three Standard Stoppages
Marcel Duchamp thread, glue and paint on glass panels 1913-1914 abstraction |
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Fountain
Marcel Duchamp Readymade: Porcelain 1917 Abstraction |
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Collage of Squares Arranged According to the Laws of Chance
Hans Arp paper, glue 1917 abstraction |
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Turner Family
Gertrude Kasebier platinume print 1912 pictorialism |
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The Steerage
Alfred Stieglitz photogravure print 1907 pictorialism |
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Unique Forms of Continuity in Space
Umberto Boccioni bronze 1913 Futurism |
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Armored Train in Action
Gino Severini oil on canvas 1915 Futurism |
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Cut with the Kitchen Knife Dada Through the Last Weimar Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch of Germany
Hannah Hoch collage, mixed media 1920 dada |
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The Meaning of the Hitler Salute: Little Man Asks for Big Gifts
John Heartfield photomechanical reproduction 1932 dada |
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Modernism
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self-conscious, modern subject matter, self-referential
artists rejected the notion that art objets had to be representational, embraced the idea that art works can stand alone as formal constructions of color, line and form |
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Avante-Garde
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unconventional or experimental, ahead of it's time
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Academic
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conforming to standards, traditions or conventions promoted by an academy or school of higher learning
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Readymade
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appropriated product positioned as art
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Photomontage
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a photographic work created from many smaller photographs arranges (and often overlapping) in a composition, which is then rephotographed
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Analytic Cubism
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objects are broken down (analyzed) into fragmented, cube-like forms
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Synthetic Cubism
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a collage aesthetic based on the juxtaposition of seemingly unrelated objects and shapes
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Collage
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a work composed of separate elements pasted together
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Assemblage
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assembling found objects and unconventional materials to create works of art
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Papier Colle
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a kind of collage composed only of glued papers on a flat surface, usually a canvas or paper, sometimes in combination with depicted images
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Pointillism
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a theory and technique of applying small strokes or dots of color to a surface so that from a distance, they blend together
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Primitive
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a term often used to negatively refer to peoples and cultures considered less developed, simpler and crude
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Primitivism
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a Western notion, used in reference to art that celebrates certain values or forms perceived as relating to peoples and cultures considered to be primitive
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Salon
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official exhibition of art sponsored by the Academy of Fine Arts in France and held almost once every year from the 17th through the 19th centuries. Until challenged by the impressionist exhibitions beginning in 1874, the Salon was the main venue for artists to exhibit their work, receive recognition and make sales
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