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What Year was this painted?
1943
Who painted this?
Norman Rockwell
Whats the peice called?
Freedom From Want
Historical Background
Europe hated this picture because they were all at war and the States were seemingly unbothered
focussed on togetherness (was used to raise money for war bonds)
What type of art did Norman Rockwell do?
Figuration
What Year was this painted?
1947
Who painted this?
Jackson Pollock
Whats the peice called?
Cathedral
What form of art was Jackson Pollok working on?
Abstract Expressionism
What Year was this painted/performed?
1947
Who painted/Performed this?
John Cage
Whats the peice called?
“prepared piano” like the one used “in the Name of the Holocaust”
What kind of Art did John Cage do?
Neo-Dadaism
What Year was this painted/performed ?
1942
Who painted/performed this?
John Cage
Whats the peice called?
In the name of the holocaust
What Year was this painted?
1948
Who painted this?
Jackson Pollock
Whats the peice called?
Number 1
Why did Pollock stop naming his peices?
So the audience can focus on the art
What Year was this painted?
1948
Who painted this?
Andrew Wyeth
Whats the peice called?
Christinas World
What kind of art did Andrew Wyeth do?
Figuration
What Year was this painted?
1949
Who painted this?
Williem Kooning
Whats the peice called?
Attic
What type of paintings did William Kooning do?
Action Paintings
What Year was this painted?
1950
Who painted this?
Barnett Newman
Whats the peice called?
Vir heroicos sublimis
Purpose behind this Painting
Wants you to focus on the art itself, not how it was made
What Year was this painted?
1951
Who painted this?
Robert Rauschenberg
Whats the peice called?
White painting
What Year was this painted/performed?
1952
Who painted/performed this?
John Cage
Whats the peice called?
4’33
What Year was this painted?
1952
Who painted this?
Helen Frankenthaler
Whats the peice called?
Mountains and Sea
What type of art did Helen Frankenthaler do?
Abstract expressionist (she)
What does Helen Frankenthaler do to her paint?
Thins them with turpentine
What did Helen Frankenthaler invent
Soak Stain technique
What Year was this painted?
1953
Who painted this?
Mark Rothko
Whats the peice called?
Untitled
What Year was this painted?
1953
Who painted this?
Francis Bacon
Whats the peice called?
Portrait of Pope Innocent X
What Year was this painted?
1954
Who painted this?
Jasper Johns
Whats the peice called?
Flag
What type of art does Jasper Johns do?
Neo-dada
Background on Jasper Jones “Flag” Painting
used melted wax
liked to use objects that that we don’t acknowledge
What Year was this painted?
1955
Who painted this?
Jasper Johns
Whats the peice called?
Target with Plaster Casts
What Year was this painted?
1955
Who painted this?
Robert Rauschenberg
Whats the peice called?
Bed
What Year was this painted?
1959
Who painted this?
Robert Rauschenberg
Whats the peice called?
Canyon
What Year was this painted?
1959
Who painted this?
Yves Klein
Whats the peice called?
Blue Monochrome
What Year was this performed?
1959
Who Perfomed/ Created this?
Allan Kaprow
Whats the peice called?
Third part of 18 Happenings in 6 parts
What Year was this painted?
1960
Who painted this?
Jean Tinguely
Whats the peice called?
Homage to New York
What Year was this painted?
1960
Who painted this?
Yves Klein
Whats the peice called?
Anthropomety
What Year was this painted?
1961
Who painted this?
Morris Louis
Whats the peice called?
Beta Lambda
What Year was this painted?
1962
Who painted this?
Allan Kaprow
Whats the peice called?
Yard
What Year was this painted?
1966
Who painted this?
Niki Phalle
Whats the peice called?
Black Venus
What did Niki Phalle’s want to show with her art?
Femininity and goddessness
What Year was this painted?
1966
Who painted this?
Lucien Frued
Whats the peice called?
Naked Girl
What Year was this painted?
1967
Who painted this?
Helen Frankenthaler
Whats the peice called?
Bay Side
What is Figurative Art?
Art with recognizable people and objects
what is Dadaism?
Art that used randomness to challenge what was normal in art
What is Neo-Dadaism?
Art that used ordinary objects and popular culture to challenge traditional art.
What is Abstract expresionism?
Art that shows feelings through shapes, colors, and movement.
What is Impressionism?
Art that shows a quick, blurry moment, using light and color
What is Frottage?
Rubbing paper over something to make texture art.
What is Analytical Cubism?
Art made by breaking things into shapes and showing them from different sides
What is Synthetic Cubanism?
art made by putting shapes and materials together to make a picture, using real objects