Impressionism and Expressionism

artworks that created with more emotion force rather than with realistic and natural image

Expressionism

5 Style of expressionism art movement

Neo-Primitivism

Fauvism

Dadaism

Surrealism

Social Realism

uses oval faces, incorporates elements from the native arts of south sea islanders and wood carving of arfican tribes

Neo-Primitivism

Artist uses bold, vibrant colors and visual distortions. This style gets its name from “les fauves”(wild beast)

Fauvism

characterized by dream fantasies, memory image and visual tricks and suprise

Dadaism

artwork clearly express a departure from reality as the artist were dreaming or seeing illusions

Surrealism

artist uses their works to express their role in social reforms

social realism

art movement that emerged in the second half of 19th century among the groups of Paris based artist

Impressionism

techniques used in impressionism

Use of Vivid colors

Heavy Brushstrokes

True to life objects

known for his landscape paintings particularly those depicting his beloved flower garden

Claude Monet

his early works were snapshots of real life, full of sparkling color and light

Auguste Renoir

artist that Depict modern-life subjects

Edouard Manet

Artist in this period still uses techniques from the earlier impressionism

Post impressionism

his works exemplified the transition frim 19th century to early 20th

paul cezanne

his works are the most recognized in the world

Vincent Van Gogh