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Collage (to paste up), French
late 19th century, early 20th
friendly rivalry with Picasso
became sick and couldnt get out of bed so made collages
died 1953 |
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Asymmetrical architexture,
organic shapes |
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"The Two Freidas"
oil on canvas
*surrealistic*
married to Deigo Rivera |
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"American Gothic"
- gothic archetexture
- great depression (dark, gothic times)
"Parson Weems Fable" |
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"The Executions of the 3rd of May 1808"
focal point of the standing man |
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"The Death of Marat"
painted to look innocent
- no focal point, just emphasis |
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large scale, pop art sculptures
"The Knife Ship"
- Venice, Italy
distorted porportion and scale |
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"The Scream" or "The Cry"
- unity variety
- compared to VanGogh |
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Father of Modern Art
- 1st artist to paint abstract
Genre of nature |
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Vietnam Memorial **1982**
polished black granette
most visited nomument in US
genre of death |
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*impressionist*
series paintings
impasto |
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Styles:
- Blue, Rose, Cubism, Classical
4 kids (1 from wedlock)
greatest artist of all time
spanish but lived in Paris
took mothers name - real name Ruiz |
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Naive style
started painting at 40
"The Dream" - very stylized |
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Abstract expressionism
action painting |
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Principle of Design
- visual weight
- symmetrical (formal)
- asymmetrical (informal)
- radial
- symmetrical relieved |
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| Ways to create empahsis/ focal point |
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- content
- implied light
- implied lines
- placement near the center
- contrast
- color
- isolation |
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Influenced from Greeks/Romans
- period of Picasso |
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middle ages (1150)
pointed arches (buttresses hold up), rose windows, |
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image breaking
- Jewish dont believe in having images of God: Taliban tearing down their statues |
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| works of art whoes theme is everyday life, or everyday living |
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| portraying daily life, quick brush strokes, record the change in nature (light) |
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| differences between artists in a group |
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Picasso
showing object at many different planes/angels on the same picture plane |
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| The story/symbols behind a piece of work |
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Symbol of death
- skull
- single candle |
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made out of fiber/fabrics
- Judy Chicago - "The Birth Project" |
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| "The Venus of Willendorf" |
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**23000 BC*
earliest form of sculpture
carved limeston - 4"
believed to be a fertilitly goodess |
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**2000 BC**
3 continuous rings of stone
belived to be a calender/burrial ground
Sullsberry England |
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| Great Pyramid of Cheops (Giza) |
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**2500 BC**
Tomb for pharro Cheops
largest of the pyramids - 450 ft |
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**450 BC**
most proportionate building created
archetects - Ictions and Callicrates
defined Greek archetecture and art
Classical Period
temple to the godess Athena |
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- Balance
- Emphasis/Focal Point
- Unity and Variety
- Scale and Proportion
- Rhythm |
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| the supervision by one individual or group over the artistic expression of another individual or group |
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| Photographer, "X Portfolio" |
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Baroque - odd because she is female
"Judith with the Head of Holofernes"
- Hebrew widow, Aserian general Holofernes fighting, Judith has swards in paintings and cuts his head off, Hebrews win battle |
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Baroque - French
"Joseph the Carpenter" Josephy holding a candle (momento mori) |
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Latin for "vanity"
biblical book of Ecclesiastes |
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"Wheel of Fortune (Vanitas)"
momento moris - skull, hourglass, calendar, single candle,
necklace, mirrow, lipstick symbols of vanity |
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Harlem Renaissance - 1930
Genre - everyday life (poor, civil rights movement) |
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| formed in 1985, group of women who hide their identity, fight and protest for equal treatment of female and minority artists |
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| the praticular kind of realism that the camera produces |
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co-existed with Pop art
mainly 3D art |
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