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| Passionate; Oceans; Drama; Patriotic |
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| Romanticism; neo classical; masculine men/swooning women |
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| Romanticism; Court painter; French revolution |
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| Romanticism; emphasis on nature |
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| Romanticism; emphasis on storms, ocean |
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| instantaneous moments, quickly; intense observation; attention to actual physical texture; focus on light, shadow, reflections; influence by Japanese, photography |
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| Impressionism; Real people; used old paintings as inspiration |
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| Impressionism; Landscapes; Did not use black |
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| Impressionism; People and parties; social |
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| Impressionist; Dancers and horseraces |
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| frustrated with lack of form/content in impressionism |
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| Post-Impressionism; Color theory; Pointilism |
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| Post-Impressionism; Yellow Christ; left family to "find himself"; influenced by ancient american art |
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| Post-Impressionism; dutch; used texture to suggest form; never sold painting; halo effect; impasto |
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| Post-Impressionism; way of depicting space; beginning of cubism |
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| expression with paint and color; subject is secondary |
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| Expressionism; German; painted mother/sister; darker colors |
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| Expressionism; intense, warm colors |
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| Expressionism; brighter colors and themes |
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| Expressionism; Medical issue: sees sound; first abstract |
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| multiple view points; looks geometric forms; broken down and put together again |
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| Cubism; started movement with Braque |
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| Cubism; started movement with Picasso; monochromatic coloring |
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| Cubism; more recognizable |
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| Cubism; City; Somewhat recognizable images |
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| emotions instead of image; no references to natural objects |
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| Abstract; Suprematism; White on White |
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| Abstract; lines and colors; page layout |
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| Abstract; bird sculptures |
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| use of machine imagery; sarcastic comments |
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| Dada; early cubist; poking fun of old art; kinetic art; also did found art |
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| drawing imagery from subconscious or dream like but looks real |
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| Surrealism; unreal building structures; long shadows |
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| Surrealism; liked Vermeer; wife in many paintings; catholic; insects |
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| Surrealism; Surreal; bowler hat |
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| social ideas; revolution; common man; starts in mexico; show in Europe, USA; connected to other artists |
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| Mexican Muralist; married to Frida Kahlo; followers of marx and lennin; plight of the worker; haves and have nots; horrors of rich; Katrina, figure is skeleton dressed in fancy hat, clothes, feather boa that is a snake |
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| Early American artists; baroque, romanticism |
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landscape painters influenced by romanticism
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| Hudson River artists; has people, but landscape is more important |
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| American breakout artists; emphasis on people; casual; water, boats; watercolors |
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| American breakout artists; details; love of science |
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| American breakout artists; student of Eakins; not happy with portrayal of african american's art; last part of career painted only religious art |
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| American breakout artists; experiments with color and composition |
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| American breakout artist; photographer; owns gallery in NYC |
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| American breakout artist; extreme close ups |
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| American breakout artist; dinner painting; lonely, quiet, still, voyeuristic; realistic but no details |
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| American abstract; teacher of famous artists |
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| American Abstract; action painting; many tools |
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| American Abstract; charming artist; starts with female form but gets more abstract |
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| American Abstract; calligraphy like |
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| American Abstract; minimal colors; fuzzy; chapel in Houston |
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| popular culture; image people will recognize immediately |
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| Pop; in advertising; people; screenprinting |
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| Pop; shapes (flag, target) |
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| Paint is laid on very thickly |
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| The term found art describes art created from the undisguised, but often modified, use of objects that are not normally considered art, often because they already have a mundane, utilitarian function |
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| something exalted, noble; inspiring wonder or awe, wonderful, splendid |
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| movement focused on fundamental geometric forms (squares and circles); Kasimir Malevich |
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| Early American artists; casual, baroque |
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| Hudson River artists; no people, only landscapes |
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| Hudson River artists; sent west by govn’t |
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