REVIEWER IN ARTS REVIEWER IN ARTS
IMPRESSIONISM IMPRESSIONISM
-The style that evolved in Paris in the 1860's & -The style that evolved in Paris in the 1860's &
continued into the early 20th century continued into the early 20th century
COLOR & LIGHT COLOR & LIGHT
-the impressionists painted with freely -the impressionists painted with freely
brushed colors that conveyed more of a visual brushed colors that conveyed more of a visual
effect than a detailed rendering effect than a detailed rendering
EVERYDAY SUBJECTS EVERYDAY SUBJECTS
-capturing the scenes of life around them -capturing the scenes of life around them
PAINTING OUTDOORS PAINTING OUTDOORS
-location where impressionists painted was -location where impressionists painted was
also different also different
CLAUDE MONET CLAUDE MONET
-he was one of the founders of the -he was one of the founders of the
impressionist movement; La Promenade, The impressionist movement; La Promenade, The
Red Boat Red Boat
EDOUARD MANET EDOUARD MANET
-he was one of the first 19th century artists to -he was one of the first 19th century artists to
depict modern-life subjects; Argentuil, Cafe depict modern-life subjects; Argentuil, Cafe
Concert Concert
AUGUSTE RENOIR AUGUSTE RENOIR
-along with Claude Monet, was one of the -along with Claude Monet, was one of the
central figures of impressionism movement, central figures of impressionism movement,
his early works were snapshots of real life his early works were snapshots of real life
POST IMPRESSIONISM POST IMPRESSIONISM
-this style continued using basic qualities of -this style continued using basic qualities of
the impressionists before them the impressionists before them
VINCENT VAN GOGH VINCENT VAN GOGH
-his works become amongst the most -his works become amongst the most
recognized in the world; Starry Night recognized in the world; Starry Night
PAUL CEZANNE PAUL CEZANNE
-his work exemplified the transition from late -his work exemplified the transition from late
19th century to 20th century; Harlequin 19th century to 20th century; Harlequin
NEO-IMPRESSIONISM NEO-IMPRESSIONISM
-under pointillism -under pointillism
GEORGE SURAT GEORGE SURAT
-Sunday Afternoon on the island of La Grande -Sunday Afternoon on the island of La Grande
EXPRESSIONISM EXPRESSIONISM
-created works with emotional force, rather -created works with emotional force, rather
than realistic images than realistic images
NEOPRIMITIVISM NEOPRIMITIVISM
-art style that incorporated elements from the -art style that incorporated elements from the
native arts of the South Sea islanders native arts of the South Sea islanders
AMEDEO MODIGLIANI AMEDEO MODIGLIANI
-he used the oval faces and elongated shapes -he used the oval faces and elongated shapes
of African Art in both his sculptures and of African Art in both his sculptures and
paintings;Head paintings;Head
FAUVISM FAUVISM
-a style that used bold vibrant colors -a style that used bold vibrant colors
HENRI MATISSE HENRI MATISSE
-a well-known painter for Fauvism -a well-known painter for Fauvism
DADAISM DADAISM
-a style characerized with dream fantasies, -a style characerized with dream fantasies,
memory images and visual tricks and memory images and visual tricks and
surprises surprises
SURREALISM
SURREALISM -style that depicted an illogical subconscious
-style that depicted an illogical subconscious dream world beyond logical, conscious
dream world beyond logical, conscious physical one
physical one SOCIAL REALISM
SOCIAL REALISM -artists who used their works to protect
-artists who used their works to protect against injustice. (Issues: War,
against injustice. (Issues: War, poverty,corruption)
poverty,corruption) BEN SHAHN
BEN SHAHN -Miner's Wives
-Miner's Wives PABLO PICASSO
PABLO PICASSO -Guernica 1937
-Guernica 1937 ABSTRACTIONISM
ABSTRACTIONISM -another group emerged at the same time as
-another group emerged at the same time as the expressionist movement
the expressionist movement REPRESENTATIONAL
REPRESENTATIONAL ABSTRACTIONISM
ABSTRACTIONISM -Depicts still recognizable subjects
-Depicts still recognizable subjects PURE ABSTRACTIONISM
PURE ABSTRACTIONISM -no recognizable subject should be discerned
-no recognizable subject should be discerned GEORGE BRAQUE
GEORGE BRAQUE -Representational Abstractionism
-Representational Abstractionism CUBISM
CUBISM -derived its name from the cube, a three
-derived its name from the cube, a three dimensional figure composed of strictly
dimensional figure composed of strictly measured lines etc.
measured lines etc. PABLO PICASSO
PABLO PICASSO -painter in Cubism; Spanish
-painter in Cubism; Spanish painter/sculptor;three musicians
painter/sculptor;three musicians FUTURISM
FUTURISM -movement which began in Itlay in the late
-movement which began in Itlay in the late 1900's
1900's MECHANICAL STYLE
MECHANICAL STYLE -basic forms such as plane, spheres and
-basic forms such as plane, spheres and cylinders all fit together precisely
cylinders all fit together precisely NON-OBJECTIVISM
NON-OBJECTIVISM -this style did not make use of figures or even
-this style did not make use of figures or even representations of figures
representations of figures ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM
ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM -combination of Europe's artist and surrealist
-combination of Europe's artist and surrealist style from New York School
style from New York School ACTION PAINTING
ACTION PAINTING -form of abstract expressionism
-form of abstract expressionism COLOR FIELD PAINTING
COLOR FIELD PAINTING -in contrast to the vigorous gestures of the
-in contrast to the vigorous gestures of the action painters
action painters NEO DADAISM AND POP ART
NEO DADAISM AND POP ART -wanted to make reforms in traditional values
-wanted to make reforms in traditional values CONCEPTUAL ART
CONCEPTUAL ART -art that arose in the mind of the artist took
-art that arose in the mind of the artist took concrete for a time and then disappeared
concrete for a time and then disappeared OPTICAL ART
OPTICAL ART -form of action painting taking place in the
-form of action painting taking place in the viewer's eye
viewer's eye
