3Rd Qtr: Mapeh Arts

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A blend of European and American traditional arts

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Arts in America

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Proponent in naturalist movement

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William Bliss

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French; with his paintings of sheep in natural, actual settings.

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Albert Chaysin

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an accurate and precise details of art

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Naturalism

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It refers to the activities and out of artists who felt the "traditional" forms of art, architecture, paintings, sculpture and the like was becoming outdates in the emerging industrialized world

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Modernism

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It refers to the arr of expressing the artist's minds and emotions in an abstract art

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Abstract Expressionism

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A departure from reality creating images devoid of actual figures

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Abstraction

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It is a visual art movement that emerged in britain mid 1950s and in america late 1950s

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Pop art

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Refers to something related to present era

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Postmodern art

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Literally means the movement after modernism

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Post modernism

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The process of applying color to a surface such as paper, canvas, wood, glass, lacquer or cement.

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Painting

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It means the combination of drawing composition and other aesthetic factors in order to show the conceptual and expressive invention of the artist

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Painting

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Refers to a realistic objects in a natural setting.

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Naturalism

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A type of art that focus on the accurate and precise details of the object or scene and portrays things as they are

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Naturalism

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He is an american painter, known for hus still life and miniature paintings

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James Peale

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It depicts a happy family in full color

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The James Peale Family

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He is an Amerucan naturalist: portraits figures and landscapes painter. His works often depicted a female figure in a clean and reserve manner with finesse

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Thomas Pollock Anschutz

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Was an American naturalist painter and writer.

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Walter Inglis Anderson

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Was the first American artists movement to achieve worldwide influence and put New York City at the center of the art world after World War II

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Abstract Expressionism Movement

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Referred to as the assessment of the past as different to the modern age and the realizatiob that the art world was becoming more complex and the old style were subject to intense critical scrutiny

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Modernism

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She was an American artist who brought American art style to europe. Known for for paintings of animals, flower, shells, rocks, bones and landscapes in which she infused powerful abstract images

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Georgia Totto O'keeffe

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An early modernist, was a nomadic painter much of his life. He depicted american life in his works at a local level, representing a distincly American art

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Marsden Hartley

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It emerged in the late 1950. It diverted traditional paintings with infusions of popping images out of a work of art

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Pop art

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It removes the material from its context and isolates the object, or combining with other objects

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Pop

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A blend of civic values and Christianity

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Sculpture in America

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Became the first famous American sculptor when he launched the wooden figureheads for ships

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William Rush

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One of the first generation of notable American sculptors. Carved marbles in the italian neo-classicism style

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Thomas Crawford

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She surpassed excessive odds to become the first African-American female sculptor and first artist to celebrate her racial identity

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Edmonia Lewis

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An american sculptor who embodied the ideals of "American Renaissance" and execute the more naturalistic and dramatic style in his sculptures

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August Saint Gaudens

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American Civil War

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August Saint Gaudens

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An American artist best known for his action-filled sculptures of cowboys and Indians

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Frederic Remington

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He was an abstract expressionist sculptor, best known for large abstract geometric sculptor

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David Roland Smith

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Influenced by the works of Picasso and Julio Gonzales

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David Roland Smith

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Executed in 1965 became the most expensive work of contemporary art ever sold at auction.

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Cubi XXVIII

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Has to do with the planning and designing of houses, churches, schools, business establishments and public buildings.

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Architecture

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A style or special manner of putting qualities that distinguishthe buildings of one time, region or group from those of another

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Architecture

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A variety of styles from American-Indian's oldest structures, to colonial architectural traditions, to Spanish influence cubic form, to English influence, to dynanism's of the 19th century, to Greek revival of religious architecture....

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American Architecture

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An American architect best known for his design if the United States capitol

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Benjamin H.B Latrobe

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Been called the "Father of American Architecture"

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Benjamin H.B Latrobe

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Often called America's first professional architect. He was an American colonial architect and merchant

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Peter Harrison

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He was a noted architect in 19th century Philadelphia, Pennysylvania and Nashville. He was an American Greek Revival atchitect with a touch or infusions of Gothic Egyptian, Saracenic or Italianate styles.

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William Strickland

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He was an Irish-born American architect. He designed the White house in Washington D.C.

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James Hoban

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He invented a safety device that prevented elevators from falling if the hoisting cable work.

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Elisha Grave Otis

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He was a skilled craftsman, he made things easy by designing materials that would make the work easy

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Elisha Grave Otis

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He was an American landscape designer, an advocate of the Gothic Revival style in the United States

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Andrew Jackson Downing

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Partner of Downing

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Vaux

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They designed many significant projects, including the grounds in the White House

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Downing and Vaux

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Was an American Beaux- Arts architect, best remembered for his Greek Doric Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C

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Henry Bacon

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An American Architect and has been called as the "Father of Modernism" He is considered by many as the creator of modern skyscraper

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Louis Henry Sullivan

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The rest of the building's elements- the walls, floor, ceilings and windows- were suspended from the steel, which carried the weight

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Column-frame

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Contribution of Sullivan ewan

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Modern Movement

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Modern Movement

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International Style

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An American architect and engineer who became known as the Father of American Skyscraper; best known for designing the ten-storey Home Insurance Building in Chicago

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William Le Baron Jenney