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London Bridge, Derain Fauvism "wild beasts" , short-lived movement based on traditional subjects, painted with the arbitrary use of pure color used distortion, loose brushwork, pattern, embraced primitivism |
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The Red Room, Matisse Fauvism
collapsed space, use of pattern, abstraction, vibrant arbitrary color |
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Dance Around the Golden Calf, Nolde German Expressionism Die Brucke
subjective artist's vision reflected, emotional, distortion themes of psychology, modernity, primitivism loose brush work, vivid palette (Die Brucke, Der Blaue Reiter, Neu Sachlichkeit can be objective or nonobjective |
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Sketch I for Composition, Kandinsky German Expressionism Der Blaue Reiter
nonobjective wrote: Concerning the Spiritual in Art- explores how color effects a viewer relationship between art & music
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The Dream, Beckman German Expressionism Neu Sachlichkeit
reflects life in Weimar German era |
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Salon d'Automne |
Paris, from 1903, annual art show. A reaction to the Paris Salon. Showed innovations in 20th C art. Introduced such movements as Fauvism and Cubism. |
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Les Desmoiselles d'Avignon, Picasso Proto-Cubism
shows early fragmentation, influenced by Cezanne; love of the primitive reflected in African-style masks
brothel scene |
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The Portuguese, Braque Analytic Cubism
exploded multiple viewpoints of the subject, collapsed space, black Cubist grid, reduced palette of ochre, black, white |
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La Boutelle de Suze, Picass Synthetic Cubism
added color and collaged elements with collapsed space
collage (papier colle) - objects glued directly to the canvas
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Guernica, Picasso post-Cubism
mural created for the Spanish Pavilion of the Paris International Exposition, 1937 focuses on the German incediary bombing of an historic Basque town reduced palette linked to news reporting, symbols of Spain, destruction, hope
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Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, Boccioni Futurism Italian born movement that reflects preoccupation with speed and mechanization, energy, images in motion, glory of Modern life Dynamism- energy is the basic principle of all things |
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Street Light, Balla Dynamism, Futurism
"dynamic sensation of a subject"
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Armory Show |
1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art at the 69th Regiment Armory in New York City. Showed the art of leading American artists aside works of the European avant garde. Exposed Americans to all that was new in art. Reinforced Paris as the World center for art. |
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White Iris, O'Keefe American Abstraction
abstract- simplification of an object found in nature, the essence of an object |
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My Egypt, Demuth Cubo-Realist simplification of Precisionism (smooth surfaces, clean lines and geometry) overlaid with geometric abstraction (Cubist and Futurist influenced)
artist refers to American equivalents ( grain elevators in Pennsylvania) to the Great Pyramids, industry as religion |
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Column, Gabo, Russian Constructivism
Post WWI movement that sought a utopia; use of industrial materials in sculpture, geomtric abstraction "space occupied over mass"
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Composition, van Doesburg, Dutch De Stijl, Neo Plasticism
post WW I Dutch movement artists sought a utopia; no content, flat compositions, geometry, primary colors and black and white, horizontal and vertical orientations
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Bird in Space, Brancusi, Romanian Abstraction |
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LHOOQ, Duchamp Dada 1916-1922 style that was anti-aesthetic, anti-establishment, nonsensical, nihilistic, anti-social, immoral, reflected psychological study of the era; use of appropriation; a reaction to the senselessness of war
refers to Mona Lisa as a nyphomanic |
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The Persistence of Memory, Dali Surrealism, illusionistic movement influenced by Dada, illusionistic (trompe l'oeil realism) or automatist (creation without forethought), hyper-reality of a dream odd juxtapositions of objects, influenced by psychology
based on an actual experience, Spanish coastline |
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Painting, Miro Automatist Surrealism
created without forethought, belief in universal imagery, art of the unconscious, spontaneity |
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Bauhaus German architecture, craft and fine art movement led by Walter Gropius "form follows function" "less is more" pared down architecture and objects designed to be utilitarian, influenced Modernist architecture |
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Tubular Steel Chair, Breuer Bauhaus
"form follows function" |
