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N: The Sleeping Gypsy D: 1897 P/S: Symbolism A: Henri Rousseau OL: Laval M/T: Oil on canvas F: To suggest the vulnerable subconscious during sleep C: Rousseau's art was known for fantasy and drama DT: Exotic images with dark colors ME: Rousseau shows a person's vulnerable subconscious self during sleep |
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N: The Scream D: 1893 P/S: Expressionism A: Edvard Munch OL: Oslo, Norway M/T: Tempura and Pastels on Cardboard F: Display human suffering and weakness C: Tries to capture emotion from the viewer. DT: Red and yellow stripes and curvilinear lines ME: Munch uses art to represent suffering of man with emotion and drama |
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N: The Kiss D: 1907-1908 P/S: Symbolism A: Gustav Kmt OL: Vienna M/T: Oil on Canvas F: a symbol of love and unity C: Rectangles represent men. Circles for females DT: Patterns and use of shades of yellow ME: Double meaning- an embracing couple and inter-determinate place separate from time and space |
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N: Where Do We Come From? D: 1897 P/S: Impressionism A: Paul Gauguin OL: Tahiti M/T: Oil on Canvas F: Gauguin expresses himself with painting C: Depicts Gauguin's view on life DT: Lushness and intensity created with flat colors of lilac, pink, and lemon. ME: Gauguin questions life of a human, expressing reality of life and death. |
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N: Basket Of Apples D: 1895 P/S: Impressionism A: Paul Cezanne OL: Art Institute of Chicago M/T: Oil on Canvas F: Still-Life C: Cezanne had an interest in study of volume and solidity. DT: 2D and not optically realistic. Objects look very solid. ME: Cezanne created what could be called an architecture of color. |
