Art Appreciation Study Guide 4

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"The Green Stripe" (Madam Matisse)
By Matisse

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"False Mirror"
By Magritte

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"Bicycle Wheel"
By Dunchap

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"Nude Descending a Staircase"
By Duchamp

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"Persistence of Memory"
By Salvador Dali

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"Just What Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?"
By Hamilton

First piece of pop art

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Matisse

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"Madam Matisse"
"The Dance"

Fauves artist

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Duchamp

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Futurist Dada

Ready mades by combining two normal found objects

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Miro

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Organic surrealist

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Magritte

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Realistic surrealism

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Dali

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Realistic surrealism

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Pollock

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Action painter

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Motherwell

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Action/color field painter

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deKooning

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Action painter

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Warhol

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Pop art/films

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Oldenburg

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Humor
Large scale familiar objects

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Hamilton

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Pop art

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The Fauves

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(The wild beast) an exploration if the use of color to achieve emotional impact

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Armory show

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New York 1913
Organized by American artists. It included the work of Americans and Europeans

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Readymades

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Found object, sticking two objects together; sometimes complete opposites.

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The New York School

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Abstract expressionism

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WPA

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Works Progress Administration
Created by FDR to alienate the hardships or the depression

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Federal Arts Project

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Artists were hired to paint murals for city buildings

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Combines

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The combination of art and sculpture

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Avant Garde

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The advanced art-pushing the boundaries-going into uncharted territory

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Kitsch

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Art, objects, or design considered to be in poor taste because of excessive garnishment , but can be appreciated as ironic.

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Fin de Siecle

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End of cycle
period of intense change/growth/progress/activity -a burst of activity

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What influenced the Dadaists?

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WWI was a big influence; against machines/progress/inventions because they were used to kill people

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Who/what influenced surrealists?

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Very interested in psychology (frued/Jung)

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What are the three influences in the abstract expressionists?

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WWII, existentialism, and the first atomic bomb

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Two sub categories of surrealism:

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Organic surrealism (Klee, Miro, Arp, Moore)
Realistic Surrealism (deChiro, Magritte, Dali)

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Two subcategories of Abstract Expressionism:

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Action painters and color field painters

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Three main print series of Andy Warhol:

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Celebrities, disasters, consumers project

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Three main print series of Andy Warhol...

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Celebrities, disasters, consumer products project

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Who said, "in the future everyone will be world for fifteen minutes"?

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Andy Warhol