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Title: Where Do We come From, What are we, Where Are We Going Artist: Paul Gauguin Art movement: Expressionism/ also Existentialism Time: 1898 |
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Starry Night Van Gough Expressionism 1889 |
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Large Blue Horses Franz Marc Blue Rider/Expressionism 1911 |
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Fountain Marcel Duchamp Dada 1917 |
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Kara Walker Modern/ contemporary 2015 Importance: Important legacy addressing the ills of society |
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Sugar Sphinx Statue Carol Walker Modern/ contemporary 2014 Importance: critiquing the ignorance of the industrialization, and sexualization of black women |
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Liberation of Aunt Jemima Betty Saar 1972 Importance: BettySar undermines the stereotype of Black women |
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Portrait of Pope Innocent X
Velázquez 1650 Compare and contrast with Francis Bacons (Post world war II) |
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Portrait of Pope Innocent X Francis Bacon 1953 (After World War II) |
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Las Meninas (artist painting us through mirror) 1650 |
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Sebastian de Morra
Velázquez 1650 |
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Migrant Mother Dorothea Lange 1936 |
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American Gothic Gordon Park 1942 Importance: Critiquing the response to American Gothic by Grant Wood. |
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American Gothic Grant Wood 1930 |
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The Hero George Grosz 1936 Importance: Subversive- Happy but beat up |
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Jacob Wrestling with the Angel Paul Gaugin Post impressionism 1888 |
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The Great Wave Hokasai Edo- Period Ukiyo-E |
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Los Caprichos (The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters) - shows absence of reason Goya 1797 - People failed to live up to the enlightenment, no more ideal or hope for age of reason |
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Disasters of War Goya 1820 |
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Saturn (Cronus/titan) Devouring His Son Goya 1820 Importance: shows Cronus devouring his children/ the communities were turning on each other. Cronus= society- society devouring itself (humanism) |
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Raft of the Medusa Gericault 1820 |
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Aphrodite Praxitilies 320BCE |
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The Slave Ship JMW Turner Romanticism 1840 |
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Rain Steam Speed JMW Turner 1840 Romanticism |
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Nocturne Whistler 1870 Impressionism importance: People did not like them because paintings are supposed to have meaning |
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Maman Louise bourgeois 1999 |
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Mary Cassatt 1870s (her paintings) - about motherhood like Louise Bourgeois's Maman |
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Renoir The Boating Party 1880 Impressionism Importance: Shows equality with men and women in social situations |
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Watering Lillies Monet impressionism 1920 |
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Olympia Manet 1863 Realism Importance: She is aware of her circumstance and saying the men must pay--- prostitution awareness-- more realistic than Titian's Venus-- more inviting |
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Venus of Urbino Titian 1538 |
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The Birth of Venus Cabanel 1863 - lack of agency, helpless, weak |
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Lunch on the Grass Manet 1863 Realism Importance: Frog represents transformation. The girl is not an object of desire. She has agency/owns herself. Girl clothed- Bird of her head(spirit)- saying this is sacred. Opposite of Sacred and Profane Love by Titian |
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The Scream Edvard Munch Expressionism 1893 This + Puberty exude humanism and lack of faith |
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Puberty Edvard Munch 1895 Expressionism |
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Dance Around the Golden Calf Emil Nolde 1910 Expressionism - exudes an imaginary society without rules |
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Self Portrait Ernst Ludwig Kirchner 1915 Expressionsim |
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Rosewall Barbara Hepworth 1960 non objective abstraction like Monroe/Cadinsky |
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Bird in Flight Brancusi 1923 -similar to Gocometti's) Post world war I |
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Rembrandt 1620 |
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Dwayne Hanson 1970s Super realist -Casted model/using realism as a vehicle |
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Woman coming out of wolf Kiki Smith 2001 Contemporary |
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Kiki Smith 1990 - Descended in space- lack of agency |
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WWI prints Otto dix Modern 1924 -Loss of reason- death Birth of Venus by Botticeli/Michelangelo's Adam- Life/reason |
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Mark Rothko 1955 Abstract Expressionism |
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Alberto Giacdmetty 1947 -New way of showing the human body- attenuated= stretched out (without faith we are alone- like munch's group- seperated - Existentialism |
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Henry Moore 1938 -Reclining Figure (heavy) Similar to Choc-mool from the Mayans (900- dark ages) - Abstracting form and monumentality, treated human form not like the Greeks |
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Whistler Arrangement in Grey and Black No.1 1871 |
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Rue Transnonain
Daumier 1834 realism Daumier + courbet = modernism *Courbet coined realism+ rejected classism and romanticism |
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Daumier 3rd class carriage realism 1865 |
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Wood cut Van Gough 1887 Japonisme |
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Sacred and profane love Titian 1514 Opposite of Lunch on the grass (Manet) Clothed- profane Naked- sacred |
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Iron Path Kiefer 1945 (realism?) addresses ills of society, - Cultural lies people invest in that lead to the Holocaust |
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Impression Sunrise Claude Monet 1872 Impressionism -imitation of nature |
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Images of Women Degas Realism? 1890 |
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Meret Oppenheim
Surrealism 1936 |
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Person Throwing a rock at a bird Joan Miro abstraction/surrealism 1926 |
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The Sun of Man Magritte (rougly 1940) Surrealism 1964
(also did "this is not a pipe") (1930) |
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Magdalenea Abakandwicz Contemporary - figures standing around, hollow (everyone is the same - anti-agency in totalitarian political system) Lonliness- price on totalitarianism |
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Self Portrait Paula Modersohn- Becker - Reclaiming the image of the female body (German Naturalist Movement) |
