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Modern Art
shift of style away from academic style
photography
modern art started from this invention
Impressionism
everyday life, captured by memory, dabbed
Post- expressionism
emphasis on GEOMETRIC FORMS, distortions, utilization of unnatural colors
Expressionism
personal feeling, impasto, artist message is important
Cubism
1st abstract style of modern art, multiple povs, rejects linear perspective
Dadaism
Anti - art movement, negative reaction to WW1
ready-made
made from found objects with different meaning or context
photomontage
technique similar to that of the collage of the cubist
collapsible tin paint tubes
made by John Rand 1841- to make it easier for artist to go out and paint without the worry of it drying out
Louis Leroy
Art Critic who saw Claude Monet’s impression “ Soleil Levant” painting
Claude Monet
made impression, sunrise
shows the port in his hometown of Le Havre Normandy, France
Paul Cezanne
inspiration of cubism
Vincent Van Gogh
Post impressionist and expressionist painter
uses impasto
Edvard Munch
painted the scream which he called the soul painting
pablo picasso and braque
developed cubism
surrealism
by sigmund freud saying dreams were ppl’s subconscious way of dealing with personal issues or reality
representational
realistic objects that are distorted beyond reality
abstract
based on shapes and forms that does not represent anything found irl but in subconscious
Abstract Expressionism
non representative and stresses on feelings rather than perceivable subj matter
Action painting
splashed or spilled to canvas, spontaneous and impulsive
color field painting
more passive, flat areas, or fields of color
Optical illusion
art form that fools the eyes into thinking that the artwork is moving
pointilism
made by george schuratt