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25 Cards in this Set
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abstract expressionism
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1st generation american abstract painting
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avant-farde
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"before the rest" explorer
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bauhaus
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"building house" school of art and design
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collage
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"gluing"
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Cubism
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first art movement
severe flattening of space across a picture plane |
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dada
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zurich ww1
conventional wisdom and traditional culture hypocrcisy of European culture |
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daguerreotupe
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copper sheet that produces clear image
people can be documented |
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de still
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utopian collective founded in the netherlands
modernist design |
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expressionism
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objective description of nature
aggresive paint handling, bright unnatural color egocentric visions of the world |
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fauvism
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art movement in eartly 20th century
bold use of color to express inner quality rather than superficial appearence of objects |
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futurism
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modernist-anarchist association of italian artists
new age |
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group of seven
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canadian painters whos work centered around landscape
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impressionism
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created by monet
elevated color asserted paintings relationship to a flat surface |
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international style
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later mondern architecture based on modular design
steel and glass |
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lithography
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making prints from a flat surface
used oil based ink |
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minimalism
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painting and sculpture movement of 60s primacy of art in its purest formal condition
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pedastal
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sculptural device used to seperate an object from the space and scale of the veiwer
elevates and sanctifies |
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photography
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write or describe with light
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positive negative space
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positve refers to shapes of forms representing the subject matter and negateive is the open spaces
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post impressionism
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late 19th centruray rejected the naturalism of impressionism
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santos
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spanish for saints
carved in wood |
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suprematism
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a one man school
artistic autonomy and geometric purity as gateways to the metaphysical experience |
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surrealism
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literary and visual art movement
unleashing and exploring the potential of the human psyche. freud jung mind |
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symbolist
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reaction against realsim and the use of ecovative but often private symbols
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transcendentalists
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group of american landscape painters who considered the painting of nature as meditiation of absolute
nationaism |
