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    place in an artwork where your eye first lands. In this intense, the numerous of floating men are emphasized. Rene Magritte intrigues us the viewer by placing the men as floating. The painting overall makes us take into consideration his method of surrealism and to determine if the painting is real or…

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    Guernica as a response to the devastating bombing on the Basque town of Guernica. Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential painters of the 20th century. Beginning in 1927, Picasso was caught in a new philosophical movement. This movement, known as Surrealism, led Picasso to paint Surrealist images. Picasso was outraged by the inhumanity of the aerial bombing on the town of Guernica. The bombing…

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    The Poet Dorothea Tanning

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    Today i'm writing about the life of Dorothea Tanning. She’s a Poet. I discovered her through Poetry Out Loud when I decided to read her poem All Hallows’ Eve. She was born on August 25,1910 and died not to long ago on January 31,2012. She somehow was about to live up to the age of 101. She was born and raised in Galesburg, Illinois. Unfortunately there isn't much information on her family and childhood. She attended Knox College for about 2 years before she went to Chicago and then to New York…

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    O Keefe: A Short Story

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    I have removed one gloved hand from my paper cup, and I interlace the fingers on it with his; they are calloused, rough. We ask each other questions about the museum; "Do you prefer Dadaism or Surrealism?" We know it's a pretentious, contrived, quite corny thing to do. But today we spent $25 we didn't have on fair trade artisan salads, and tomorrow he goes back to his premier year of medical school, memorizing formulas and muscle structures when…

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    The art form began in the late 1800’s (Bauduin 3). Famous artists like Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock and Salvador Dali were categorized within this type of art form. What defines modern art if Picasso was involved with cubism, Dali was focused on surrealism, and Pollock had absolute abstract? “The nature of modern art's and modern artists' relationship with…

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    Modern art is art that was created in the recent past till now. With the passage of time, contemporary art once becomes history. At this point, modern art is considered to be works created in the period from the 1970s to the present day. 1970 is a turning point in the history of art for two reasons. First of all, it is the year of the appearance of the terms "postmodern" and "postmodernism." Secondly, 1970 is the last milestone to which artistic movements were relatively easy to classify. If we…

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    connection with the real world by juxtaposing it with an object within the story. This object – the capsule – is what separates the protagonist from the rest of the world with an impassable distance. It also extends into the famous dream-like state of surrealism by disregarding…

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    have lots of the modern paintings and architectural,plus they have the most famous paintings of the past artist. Which makes it a more interesting to go. Yes, The Art Institute has a lot of beautiful paintings such as abstract paintings,cubism, surrealism, post-impressionism and other different techniques. Also, looking at the pictures I could not can imagine that there is a lot of history on them but when i started to look up and made some research I found a lot of information. But there was…

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    Rene Magritte Influences

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    in this period was the female nude. His biggest source of inspiration was the influence of Giorgio de Chirico, in 1925 Magritte saw the 'Metaphysical Paintings' of De Chirico and thus caused him to switch to a new style of painting inspired by surrealism and the dreamlike illogicality they depicted. An example of this in works such as 'The Menaced Assassin' (1925) which uses the same magic realism techniques to express the mystery of the world through the combination of…

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    Las Meninass

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    Diego Velazquez was born in the 1600’s, and was a renowned painter of the Baroque period. Known most famously for his painting, Las Meninas, Velazquez inspired and was emulated by numerous artists. Beginning in 1611, for six years he apprenticed at the hand of Francisco Pacheco, acquiring skills on how to paint with an idealized style. However, after his apprenticeship, Velazquez shifted techniques to paint with a more realistic manner. Following his first commission by the royal family of…

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