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25 Cards in this Set
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The Third of May 1808 |
Goya 1814 Romanticism Makes you feel sympathy for the Spanish The main figure is Christ-like The French are robotic killing machines Disturbing imagery |
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Raft of Medusa |
Gericault 1818 Romanticism The raft is a symbol of France in trouble An anti-slavery statement Disturbing imagery Contemporary history painting |
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The Stone Breakers |
Courbet 1849 Realism Makes us feel sympathy for the poor Shows youth and old age to show a lifetime of hard labor Faces aren't shown so we see them as a type Unacceptable subhect matter |
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Olympia |
Manet 1863 Realism Recalls The Venus of Urbino Nudity allowed only under myth Unacceptable subject matter Unacceptable technique |
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Impression: Sunrise |
Monet 1872 Impressionism Capturing light and atmosphere Loose brushstrokes to capture fleeting effects First to be labled impressionist En plein air- painting on plain air, in the open air. |
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Le Moulin de la Galette |
Renoir 1876 Impressionism Focus on light through the trees Captures movement Focuses on the middle class Capturing the new idea of leisure time |
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The Rehearsal on Stage |
Degas 1874 Impressionism Influence of photography Capturing the effects of movement Influence of Japanese prints |
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Starry Night |
Van Gogh 1889 Post-impressionism Interested in emotional reactions Using contrasting colors Using art as therapy The two verticles represent death and everlasting life |
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Still Life with a Basket of Apples |
Cezanne 1880 Post-Impressionism Subject is a site for experimentation Creates tension between 2d and 3d Using color temperatures to create a sense of 3d Playing with ideas of sight |
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Day of the God |
Gauguin 1894 Symbolism Anti modern world statement Shows questioning of religious upbringing Using non-natural colors Painting a stereotype of Tahiti |
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The Scream |
Munch 1910 Symbolism Anti modern world statement Being overcome by the vastness of nature His scream affects nature Abstracting form |
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Woman with the Hat |
Matisse 1905 Fauvism Interested in the emotional impact of color Known for wild, nonnatural color Traditional subject matter Using the all-over painting technique |
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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon |
Picasso 1907 Analytical cubism Breaking forms into fractional planes Creating a new sense of space Showing multiple views of an object Influence of African art |
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Ma Jolie |
Braque 1911 Analytical cubism Figure to ground relationship is eliminated Dull colors so we focus on form Tension between 2d and 3d |
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Street, Berlin |
Kirchner 1913 German Expressionism Anti modern world statement Prostitutes and artists are victims of society Aggressive brush strokes Threatening quality |
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Improvisation 28 |
Kandinsky 1912 German Expressionism Emotional Impact of color First artists to go abstract Known for his apocolyptic images Nonnatural colors
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Fountain |
Duchamp 1917 Dada New York Dada preferrs ready-made This is a ready-made Function is removed Now anything can be art |
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Cut With the Kitchen Knife through the Last Weimar Beer Belly |
Hoch 1919 Dada Berlin Dada preferrs photo montage Photo montage removes context and gives new meaning A feminist statement |
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The Horde |
Ernst 1927 Surrealism Using automatism Influence of Freud's dream interpretation of dreams Violent quality |
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Birth of Liquid Desires |
Dali 1931 Surrealism Influence of Freud Dream-like landscapes Sexual violence |
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Oh, Jeff... I love you too, but |
Lichtenstein 1964 Pop Comic strips are an American art form Transforms low art to high art One cell denies meaning |
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Marilyn Diptych |
Warhol 1962 Pop Transforms high art into low art Repitition turns her into a product Diptych turns her into a modern day mary |
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Woman 1 |
Kooning 1950 Abstract Expressionism |
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Lavender and Mulberry |
Rothko 1958 Abstract Expressionism Interested in the emotional impact of color Close viewing perspective to heighten impact |
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Autumn Rythm Number 30 |
Pollock 1950 Abstract Expressionism The process is as important as the product Jungian psycho analysis Canvas on the floor Invented the drip technique |
