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Cubism Important Artists

  • Pablo Picasso

  • Georges Braque

  • Robert Delaunay

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what is cubism?

  • an art movement that emerged in the early 20th century. Cubism explored the human relationship with the mundane and extraordinary and was characterized by it's analytic and synthetic qualities.

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<p>Cubism</p>

Cubism

Lyubov Popova (1889-1924)

The model. Standing figure.

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<p>Cubism</p>

Cubism

Pablo Picasso Les Demoiselles d’Avignon 1907

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<p>Cubism</p>

Cubism

Sonia Delaunay Electric Prisms 1913

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What is Pop Art?

emerged in the 1950s as a surprising break-away from previous movements.use their art to communicate more effectively with the viewer.

Roy Lichtenstein was the famed pioneer of this movement and used his art in a commercial way, expressing emotion and ideas in a very vividly appealing way that his audience could easily understand and relate to.

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<p>pop art</p>

pop art

Shot Marilyns 1964 Andy Warhol

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Art movements from 1900 to 1945

Fauvism,Cubism,Futurism,Dada,Surrealism,Propaganda

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Movements from 1945 to 2000

Existentialism, Abstract Expressionism,Pop art,Superrealism,Neoexpressionism and feminism, performance art.

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What is super realism?

  • a very small movement that further interpreted the Pop Art movement in the 1960s

  • Artists during this movement brought a return to idealism and perfection in their art

  • Many artists during this time period created their works of art based off of photographs.

  • This return to a more classical style of art was short lived and fell easily to the more political art of the 1970s and 1980's.

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<p>Süperrealizm</p>

Süperrealizm

Pencil Art by Diego Fazio

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<p>synthetic cubism</p>

synthetic cubism

Pablo Picasso Violin

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<p>SYNTHETİC CUBİSM</p>

SYNTHETİC CUBİSM

Guernica Pablo Picasso

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<p>synthetic cubism</p>

synthetic cubism

champs de mars the red tower Robert Delaunay 1911

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pop art important artists

Warhol,Paolozzi,Keith Haring, Robert Indiana,Roy Lichtentstein

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<p>Pop art</p>

Pop art

The radiant baby 1990 Keith haring

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<p>pop art</p>

pop art

LOVE 1960s Indiana

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<p>pop art</p>

pop art

Warhol Campbell soup cans 1962

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<p>Art deco</p>

Art deco

William Van Allen NYC The Chrysler building 1930

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Precionism importance

  • (American art movement: machines precision its importance in modern life) Georgia O’Keeffe

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What is bauhaus?

word meaning literally ‘house of building, Bauhaus’ focus was on the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk (the ‘total work of art’), aiming to combine all arts in one place and under a united ideology, from fine art to industrial design, from graphic design to typography, interior design, and architecture.


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Bauhaus Key Artists

Key artists: Walter Gropius, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, and László Moholy-Nagy

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Bauhaus Wassily Kandinsky, Yellow-Red-Blue, 1925

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bauhaus Paul Klee,Red Balloon, 1922

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Propaganda art

It is a form of biased communication that is expressed through forms of art that do not always depict one set of thoughts in a clear way. A way to clearly stir the emotions of a populace and drive a one-sided opinion.

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<p>propaganda art</p>

propaganda art

J. Howard Miller’s “We Can Do It!,” commonly mistaken to depict Rosie the Riveter, conveyed the same message