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Title: Art a la Carte


1

Degas, Renoir, Seurat, Cassatt
  • Art a la Carte
  • Rebels and Revolutions
  • Seventh GradeLesson Five

2


What do you think the word bourgeois means based
on what you see in these two images?
"Ball at the Moulin de la Galette" (1876), Renoir
3

Influences on Impressionism
  • Japanese trade with Western Europe created an
    interest in Japanese culture.
  • Impressionist artists wanted to represent the
    activities of the middle class (bourgeois) of
    Paris.
  • Impressionist artists wanted to capture the
    essence of everyday Parisian leisure activities.

4

Edgar Degas (1834 1917)
  • Degas is most famous for painting ballet dancers
    in natural poses as if in a snapshot.
  • He experimented with unconventional visual angles
    due to his exposure to Japanese prints.
  • He framed his scenes by cropping figures and
    objects to draw in the viewer.

5

Edgar Degas (1834 1917)
The Rehearsal (1877), Degas
  • What do you think Degas has done in this painting
    to draw the viewer into the space?
  • Why do you think Degas chose ballet dancers as
    his subject matter?

6

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841 1919)
  • Captured snap shots of real life activities.
  • Painted his images using feathery brush strokes.
  • Painted mostly women and/or girls and scenes of
    leisurely recreation in Paris.

7

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841 1919)
  • What do you think these people are doing?
  • Why do you think none of the people in this
    painting are looking at the viewer?

The Luncheon of the Boating Party (1881), Renoir
8

Georges Seurat (1859 1891)
  • Seurat used pointillism (tiny dots) to paint his
    images.
  • He painted very large compositions using the tiny
    dots.
  • He used contrasting colors with the dots to
    create subtle changes in form.

9
Georges Seurat (1859 1891)
  • What do you think is the setting for this
    image?Who do you think are all the people?
  • Why do you think Seurat used only colored dots to
    create this image?

A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande
Jatte (1884 - 1886), Seurat
10

Mary Cassatt (1845 1926)
  • Cassatt was an American painter who traveled and
    lived in France.
  • She is most famous for painting mothers with
    their children.
  • Her draftsmanship and colors were influenced by
    Japanese print-making.

11
Georges Seurat (1859 1891)
  • Who do you think is pictured in this painting?
    What do you think they are doing?
  • In what ways do you see an influence of Japanese
    prints in Cassatts work?

The Bath (1891 - 1892), Cassatt
12

How are these works similar? How are they
different?(answer in terms of brush strokes,
subject matter, composition framing, bourgeois
influences, Japanese culture influences)
Can you name the artist of each work?
13

Le Chahut (1889 - 1890), Seurat
Baby Reaching for an Apple (1893), Cassatt
Rehearsal on the Stage(1891 - 1892), Degas
The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette (1876),
Renoir
14

Who do you think would be considered bourgeois
today? How do you think they would be depicted
in contemporary art?
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