ART 312 EXAM 2

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Analytic Cubism (Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler)

Name?

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Luxe, Calme et Volupte

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Henri Matisse

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Luxury calm, richness

What is the subject matter?

<p>What is the subject matter?</p>
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Pastoral tradition- the idea of the perfect landscape, arcadia (french)

What is the tradition of this work?

<p>What is the tradition of this work?</p>
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Modern art movement is pointalisim, cerrate

What prior modern art movement influences this stylistically?

<p>What prior modern art movement influences this stylistically?</p>
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Henri Matisse

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Portrait of Madame Matisse/Green Line

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<p>Name?</p>
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Because it has a lot of color and is non-representational.

How is this portrait characteristic of Fauvism?

<p>How is this portrait characteristic of Fauvism?</p>
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Influence of African Masks.

What is the non-Europeans influence?

<p>What is the non-Europeans influence?</p>
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Henri Matisse

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<p>Artist?</p>
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The Joy of Life

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the pastoral, the beauty of country side, deep tradition of landscape

What French art tradition does this belong to?

<p>What French art tradition does this belong to?</p>
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shepard and goats, the reclining venus, the odalys form, reclining female figure, part of the renaissance tradition

What elements are included in this painting?

<p>What elements are included in this painting?</p>
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Constantin Brancusi

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Bird in Flight

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<p>Name?</p>
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burden flights, the idea of flight essence

What is this abstract sculpture depicting?

<p>What is this abstract sculpture depicting?</p>
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vertical line form, create them as real world in his art. Between the earth and the sky. Sense of earthiness, connects us to the ground. moving from ground to sky. just a bird.

How does it convey meaning?

<p>How does it convey meaning?</p>
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Kirchner

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Street Dresden

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<p>Name?</p>
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The Bridge

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connects the past to the future. Humans could evolve and become something greater.

How is this tied to the themes/subjects of The Bridge group?

<p>How is this tied to the themes/subjects of The Bridge group?</p>
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color tightens the motion and particularly anxiety. Articulating anxiety, color form composition expressing whats inside.

What makes this an "expressionist" painting?

<p>What makes this an "expressionist" painting?</p>
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How is this tied to the themes/subjects of The Bridge group?

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The Bridge

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<p>Specific group?</p>
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Female Dancer

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<p>Name?</p>
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it is interested in the exotic, all about the idea of exoticising and looking at the culture. creating a sense of sexuality. tied to the themes of the bridge exotic sexuality figures.

How is this tied to the themes/subjects of The Bridge groups?

<p>How is this tied to the themes/subjects of The Bridge groups?</p>
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about the wildness expressing the sense of desire to let go. looking at another culture thats not your own.

How is it "primitivist?"

<p>How is it "primitivist?"</p>
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How is this tied to the themes/subjects of The Bridge group?

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Composition VII

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<p>NAme?</p>
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Blue Rider

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it is the opposite of figurative and representation another word for completely abstract.

What is non-objective art?

<p>What is non-objective art?</p>
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Emil Nolde

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<p>Artist?</p>
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tries to evoke spiritual in a non-representational way.

What is his "subject" in this work?

<p>What is his "subject" in this work?</p>
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Large Blue Horse

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Blue Rider

Specific Group?

<p>Specific Group?</p>
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masculinity and spirituality

What is the color symbolism here?

<p>What is the color symbolism here?</p>
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its about symbolism and spirit, evoking on something through color and form. Way of communicating spirituality.

How is this work connected to the themes of the Blue Rider group?

<p>How is this work connected to the themes of the Blue Rider group?</p>
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Kandinsky

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Picasso

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<p>Artist?</p>
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-signified melancholy

-autobiographical

-movement to mother and child.

How does the artwork fit into its period in terms of subject matter and style?

<p>How does the artwork fit into its period in terms of subject matter and style?</p>
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Franz Marc

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Picasso

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<p>Artist?</p>
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- they were circus performers

- a little more optimistic

- Picasso still feels like an outsider.

- terracatta, associated with spain.

How does the artwork fit into its period in terms of subject matter and style?

<p>How does the artwork fit into its period in terms of subject matter and style?</p>
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Blue (La Vie)

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Picasso

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<p>Artist?</p>
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- portrait of art dealer

- multiple perspectives broken up

- breaking apart

- analyzing space

How would you summarize cubism was trying to do?

<p>How would you summarize cubism was trying to do?</p>
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Picasso

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Rose (Family of Saltimbanques)

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- synthesis of different forms

- breaking apart traditions

- creating a sense of time

- multi medium

How would you summarize cubism was trying to do?

<p>How would you summarize cubism was trying to do?</p>
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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon

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<p>Name?</p>
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prostitutes from the brothel.

What is the subject?

<p>What is the subject?</p>
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African art, its masks

What sources/influences are included?

<p>What sources/influences are included?</p>
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disrupting, disrupting female beauty. aggressive, assertive, not beautiful.

Why was this shocking?

<p>Why was this shocking?</p>
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Synthetic Cubism (Still Life w. Chair Caning)

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<p>Name?</p>
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Georges Braque

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Houses of L'Estaque

What earlier artist influenced this painting?

<p>What earlier artist influenced this painting?</p>
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Cezzane

What earlier artist influenced this painting?

<p>What earlier artist influenced this painting?</p>
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simplifying forms

How did Cezzane influence Braque and Picasso?

<p>How did Cezzane influence Braque and Picasso?</p>
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Maquette for Guitar

Name?

<p>Name?</p>
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cardboard

What was this work made from?

<p>What was this work made from?</p>
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formal material trying to take something into a median. Breaking apart space and form.

Why was it radical?

<p>Why was it radical?</p>
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its collage, its material made. = synthetic

How does this relate to Cubist Experimentation?

<p>How does this relate to Cubist Experimentation?</p>
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Picasso

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Picasso

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Paris Through the Window

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Cubism, Symbolism, and Fauvism

What other Modern art movements influenced Chagall here

<p>What other Modern art movements influenced Chagall here</p>
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More about his native background. His Jewish heritage. metaphysical bc dreamy and mysterious

What artistic and folk traditions are evident in this work?

<p>What artistic and folk traditions are evident in this work?</p>
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Melancholy and Mystery of a Street

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<p>Name?</p>
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It has a sense of mystery that creates a dreamlike imagery.

Why is this work considered "metaphysical?"

<p>Why is this work considered "metaphysical?"</p>
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The 2 shadows create a mystery along with the 2 point perspective.

what imagery does he use to create mystery and melancholy?

<p>what imagery does he use to create mystery and melancholy?</p>
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light sources and perspectives enabled de Chirico to create a mysterious and impossible universe where spaces will never converge and the girl will never reach the statue

How is juxtaposition used here?

<p>How is juxtaposition used here?</p>
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the fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect

What does "juxtaposition" mean?

<p>What does "juxtaposition" mean?</p>
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Marc Chagall

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Street Light

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pointillism

What prior theories of color and form influenced this work?

<p>What prior theories of color and form influenced this work?</p>
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interested in new science. man vs nature.

How is this subject related to Futurism?

<p>How is this subject related to Futurism?</p>
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Giorgio de Chirico

-Why is this work considered "metaphysical?"

-what imagery does he use to create mystery and melancholy?

<p>-Why is this work considered "metaphysical?"</p><p>-what imagery does he use to create mystery and melancholy?</p>
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Bal Tabarin

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the dancehall, you see multiple cubes in this painting.

What is the subject here?

<p>What is the subject here?</p>
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cubism setting in motion. being related to. and impressionism

How does it connect to earlier Modern art movements?

<p>How does it connect to earlier Modern art movements?</p>
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theres direction, moving forward

How it this work Futurist?

<p>How it this work Futurist?</p>
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Giacomo Balla

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Unique Forms of Continuity in Space

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Idea of motion, constantly moving

How is this sculpture related to Futurist's themes?

<p>How is this sculpture related to Futurist's themes?</p>
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reference to greek form, bronze

In what ways is it traditional?

<p>In what ways is it traditional?</p>
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Gino Severini

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Black Square

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hung in a position of honor up by the ceiling in the corner of the room, the traditional location of a Christian icon in a Russian peasant's house

What Russian tradition did he use in his installation(placement) of this painting?

<p>What Russian tradition did he use in his installation(placement) of this painting?</p>
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he doesn't believe that it doesn't have to be a meaning of something, it doesn't have to be in a certain way, he didn't want to represent something.

In what ways does this express the Suprematist's goal of "supremacy of pure feelings?"

<p>In what ways does this express the Suprematist's goal of "supremacy of pure feelings?"</p>
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suppose to represent a spirituality feeling.

Why did Malevich paint just a square?

<p>Why did Malevich paint just a square?</p>
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Boccioni

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<p>Artist?</p>
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The Constructor

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<p>Name?</p>
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photo montage, layering photos.

What is modern about the artist's use of photography here?

<p>What is modern about the artist's use of photography here?</p>
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being an engineer

What Constructivist concept of the artist is conveyed in this self portrait?

<p>What Constructivist concept of the artist is conveyed in this self portrait?</p>
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Malevich

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<p>Artist?</p>
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Counter-Relief

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All art made for the state, used poor everyday materials because they didn't have enough money

What makes this a Constructivist work

<p>What makes this a Constructivist work</p>
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Materials very simple, used everyday materials

What materials does he use in Counter-Reliefs?

<p>What materials does he use in Counter-Reliefs?</p>
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not changing not modifying it.

What did the artist mean by his principle of "truth to materials?"

<p>What did the artist mean by his principle of "truth to materials?"</p>