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18 Cards in this Set
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Modernism
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capture the images and sensiblilites of theeir age, transcend s the simple present to involve the artists critiacal examination of or reflection on the premises of art itself. Technonly, increased exposure to other cultures and the rapid changes
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Impressionism
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was art of industrialized, urbanized Paris, capture a fleeting moment
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Claude Monet
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Someone called sunrise "impressionism", embraced term.
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Renoir
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dining dnaceing cafe concerts the operal and ballet, def impressionism
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Degas
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pattern and motion. the reehersal
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POST IMPRESSRESSIONISM
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artists much more interested in systemiatcically examining the properties and expressive qualities of line pattern form and color
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pointillism
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applies component colors to the conavss in tiny dots.
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Seurat
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pointilism
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Van Gogh
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distroted form post impressionism
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symbolism
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fantasy world color line and shape not conformity. personal aemotions in response to the world.
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3 main symbolism artists
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Rousseau, Munch, Klimt
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Cezanne
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father of modern thinking, interested in binocular vision
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Rosseau
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sleeping gypsy, liked to paint jungle, purposefully flat.
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Munch
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Dark, mam, nude madonna, the scream
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Klint
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patterns and abstaction, the kiss
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Rodin
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modern sculpuor, the thinker, emotion
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Gustave Eiffle
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eiffel tower! interior structure of the statue of liberty
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Louis Henry Sullivan
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father of modern architecture
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