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Artists of the 20th Century
Studio Arts 12
Created by Alison Smith, 26494047 for UBC
Course EDCI 396C, David Brear, Instructor.
October 7, 2004
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Realism
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Realism
  • Artist is content with the natural appearance of
    things as the starting point for interpretation

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Realism
  • Artist is content with the natural appearance of
    things as the starting point for interpretation
  • Artist doesnt merely copy the appearance of
    subjects

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Realism
  • Artist is content with the natural appearance of
    things as the starting point for interpretation
  • Artist doesnt merely copy the appearance of
    subjects
  • May modify to imitate nature

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Realism
  • Artist is content with the natural appearance of
    things as the starting point for interpretation
  • Artist doesnt merely copy the appearance of
    subjects
  • May modify to imitate nature
  • May offer almost photographic interpretation

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Realism
  • Artist is content with the natural appearance of
    things as the starting point for interpretation
  • Artist doesnt merely copy the appearance of
    subjects
  • May modify to imitate nature
  • May offer almost photographic interpretation
  • No matter how much artist modifies nature, viewer
    can still conceive of the objects in reality

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Expressionism
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Expressionism
  • Is the distortion of form and colour for
    emotional interpretation

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Expressionism
  • Is the distortion of form and colour for
    emotional interpretation
  • Artists work is individualized

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Expressionism
  • Is the distortion of form and colour for
    emotional interpretation
  • Artists work is individualized
  • Artist is more interested in probing his/her own
    soul than in reflecting the world of ideas

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Expressionism
  • Is the distortion of form and colour for
    emotional interpretation
  • Artists work is individualized
  • Artist is more interested in probing his/her own
    soul than in reflecting the world of ideas
  • More interested in explaining a mood or inner
    world than in revealing a harmony in the world

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Expressionism
  • Is the distortion of form and colour for
    emotional interpretation
  • Artists work is individualized
  • Artist is more interested in probing his/her own
    soul than in reflecting the world of ideas
  • More interested in explaining a mood or inner
    world than in revealing a harmony in the world
  • Artist paints images so exaggerated or distorted
    that he takes viewers into a world of emotion and
    feeling

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Artists Studied Klimt, Gustav (1862
1918) Munch, Edvard (1863 - 1944)Carr, Emily
(1871 1945) Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Picasso,
Pablo (1881- 1973) Schwitters, Kurt (1887
1948) OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986) Dali,
Salvador (1904 1989) Kahlo, Frida (1910
1954) Lichenstein, Roy (1923 - 1997)
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - ) Warhol, Andy
(1930 1987)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
  • Viennese

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
  • Viennese
  • Inspired by potential of combining design and
    composition

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
  • Viennese
  • Inspired by potential of combining design and
    composition
  • Human figure was made exotic by patterns and
    colour

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
  • Viennese
  • Inspired by potential of combining design and
    composition
  • Human figure was made exotic by patterns and
    colour
  • Travelled to Italy and influenced by mosaics of
    the 9th century

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
  • Viennese
  • Inspired by potential of combining design and
    composition
  • Human figure was made exotic by patterns and
    colour
  • Travelled to Italy and influenced by mosaics of
    the 9th century
  • Wanted to free art from copying reality

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918)
  • Viennese
  • Inspired by potential of combining design and
    composition
  • Human figure was made exotic by patterns and
    colour
  • Travelled to Italy and influenced by mosaics of
    the 9th century
  • Wanted to free art from copying reality
  • Work had powerful form, symbolic content and
    sexual themes

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
  • 3D of human figure is flattened

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
  • 3D of human figure is flattened
  • Human form becomes part of arrangement composed
    on picture plane

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
  • 3D of human figure is flattened
  • Human form becomes part of arrangement composed
    on picture plane
  • Human figure is made exotic by patterns and
    colours in background

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
  • 3D of human figure is flattened
  • Human form becomes part of arrangement composed
    on picture plane
  • Human figure is made exotic by patterns and
    colours in background
  • Liked flat decorative patterns of gold design

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
  • 3D of human figure is flattened
  • Human form becomes part of arrangement composed
    on picture plane
  • Human figure is made exotic by patterns and
    colours in background
  • Liked flat decorative patterns of gold design
  • Work sometimes explored cycles of love, death and
    birth

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Klimt, Gustav (1862 1918) Judith (1901)
  • 3D of human figure is flattened
  • Human form becomes part of arrangement composed
    on picture plane
  • Human figure is made exotic by patterns and
    colours in background
  • Liked flat decorative patterns of gold design
  • Work sometimes explored cycles of love, death and
    birth
  • Challenged tradition of separating decorative and
    fine arts

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
  • West coast Canadian artist

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
  • West coast Canadian artist
  • Painter and writer

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
  • West coast Canadian artist
  • Painter and writer
  • First prominent Canadian woman artist

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
  • West coast Canadian artist
  • Painter and writer
  • First prominent Canadian woman artist
  • Strong interest in native cultures and traditions

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
  • West coast Canadian artist
  • Painter and writer
  • First prominent Canadian woman artist
  • Strong interest in native cultures and
    traditions
  • Carr changed the way Canadians view the rugged
    grandness of the forest landscapes of the British
    Columbian coast

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)
  • West coast Canadian artist
  • Painter and writer
  • First prominent Canadian woman artist
  • Strong interest in native cultures and
    traditions
  • Carr changed the way Canadians view the rugged
    grandness of the forest landscapes of the British
    Columbian coast
  • Emily was deeply moved by the work of the Group
    of Seven

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)Self Portrait - 1938
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)Self Portrait - 1938
  • Most notable work focused on two themes
  • -Material presence of aboriginal culture of the
    past
  • -Distinctive landscape of West coast Canada

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)Self Portrait - 1938
  • Most notable work focused on two themes
  • -Material presence of aboriginal culture of the
    past
  • -Distinctive landscape of West coast Canada
  • Painted bold, formalized compositions

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)Self Portrait - 1938
  • Most notable work focused on two themes
  • -Material presence of aboriginal culture of the
    past
  • -Distinctive landscape of West coast Canada
  • Painted bold, formalized compositions
  • Paintings freely express large rhythms of western
    forests, driftwood tossed beaches, expansive skies

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Carr, Emily (1862 1918)Self Portrait - 1938
  • Most notable work focused on two themes
  • -Material presence of aboriginal culture of the
    past
  • -Distinctive landscape of West coast Canada
  • Painted bold, formalized compositions
  • Paintings freely express large rhythms of western
    forests, driftwood tossed beaches, expansive
    skies
  • Recognized as first Canadian feminist
    independent and strong-willed

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917)
  • He created a distinct approach to portraying
    rugged Canadian landscapes

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917)
  • He created a distinct approach to portraying
    rugged Canadian landscapes
  • His early career was spent as a commercial artist
    at Grip

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917)
  • He created a distinct approach to portraying
    rugged Canadian landscapes
  • His early career was spent as a commercial artist
    at Grip
  • Thomson was an avid outdoorsman and Algonquin
    Park was his favourite place to paint

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917)
  • He created a distinct approach to portraying
    rugged Canadian landscapes
  • His early career was spent as a commercial artist
    at Grip
  • Thomson was an avid outdoorsman and Algonquin
    Park was his favourite place to paint
  • His work inspired other artists to explore this
    region

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917)
  • He created a distinct approach to portraying
    rugged Canadian landscapes
  • His early career was spent as a commercial artist
    at Grip
  • Thomson was an avid outdoorsman and Algonquin
    Park was his favourite place to paint
  • His work inspired other artists to explore this
    region
  • Thomson's brief but prolific career as an artist
    came to a premature end when he drowned in Canoe
    Lake in 1917

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Algonquin - 1915
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Algonquin - 1915
  • Close identification with the wilderness

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Algonquin - 1915
  • Close identification with the wilderness
  • True style of exact observation and spirited
    execution

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Algonquin - 1915
  • Close identification with the wilderness
  • True style of exact observation and spirited
    execution
  • Discovered a new approach to record the light of
    Canada and the shapes and forms of its landscapes

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Algonquin - 1915
  • Close identification with the wilderness
  • True style of exact observation and spirited
    execution
  • Discovered a new approach to record the light of
    Canada and the shapes and forms of its landscapes
  • Not a member of the Group of seven but influenced
    many members

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Thomson, Tom (1877 1917) Algonquin - 1915
  • Close identification with the wilderness
  • True style of exact observation and spirited
    execution
  • Discovered a new approach to record the light of
    Canada and the shapes and forms of its landscapes
  • Not a member of the Group of seven but influenced
    many members
  • Completed very few large paintings but many small
    oils

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917)
  • Probably the most important figure in 20th
    Century art

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917)
  • Probably the most important figure in 20th
    Century art
  • Lived in France

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917)
  • Probably the most important figure in 20th
    Century art
  • Lived in France
  • Had created a staggering 22,000 works of art in a
    variety of mediums, including sculpture,
    ceramics, mosaics, stage design and graphic arts

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917)
  • Probably the most important figure in 20th
    Century art
  • Lived in France
  • Had created a staggering 22,000 works of art in a
    variety of mediums, including sculpture,
    ceramics, mosaics, stage design and graphic arts
  • Admitted to the Barcelona School of Fine Arts at
    the age of 14, went through different periods of
    characteristic painting styles

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon - 1907
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon - 1907
  • Most prolific artist of the twentieth century

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon - 1907
  • Most prolific artist of the twentieth century
  • Worked in wide variety of styles and
    interpretations

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon - 1907
  • Most prolific artist of the twentieth century
  • Worked in wide variety of styles and
    interpretations
  • Form and colour are catalysts of expression of
    human spirit

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon - 1907
  • Most prolific artist of the twentieth century
  • Worked in wide variety of styles and
    interpretations
  • Form and colour are catalysts of expression of
    human spirit
  • This work is depiction of a brothel in his
    neighbourhood

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon - 1907
  • Most prolific artist of the twentieth century
  • Worked in wide variety of styles and
    interpretations
  • Form and colour are catalysts of expression of
    human spirit
  • This work is depiction of a brothel in his
    neighbourhood
  • Reflects beginning of Cubism with cube-like
    arrangement of small planes

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Picasso, Pablo (1881 1917) Les Demoiselles
DAvignon -1907
  • Most prolific artist of the twentieth century
  • Worked in wide variety of styles and
    interpretations
  • Form and colour are catalysts of expression of
    human spirit
  • This work is depiction of a brothel in his
    neighbourhood
  • Reflects beginning of Cubism with cube-like
    arrangement of small planes
  • Different views of subject have been juxtaposed
    together

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)
  • Born in Hanover, an only child, he was a loner in
    his youth, plagued by epileptic attacks

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)
  • Born in Hanover, an only child, he was a loner in
    his youth, plagued by epileptic attacks
  • Generally acknowledged as the twentieth century's
    greatest master of collage

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)
  • Born in Hanover, an only child, he was a loner in
    his youth, plagued by epileptic attacks
  • Generally acknowledged as the twentieth century's
    greatest master of collage
  • About 1923, the artist started to make his first
    Merzbau

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)
  • Born in Hanover, an only child, he was a loner in
    his youth, plagued by epileptic attacks
  • Generally acknowledged as the twentieth century's
    greatest master of collage
  • About 1923, the artist started to make his first
    Merzbau
  • The Nazi regime banned his work as degenerate
    art in 1937. This year, the artist fled to
    Lysaker, Norway

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)
  • Born in Hanover, an only child, he was a loner in
    his youth, plagued by epileptic attacks
  • Generally acknowledged as the twentieth century's
    greatest master of collage
  • About 1923, the artist started to make his first
    Merzbau
  • The Nazi regime banned his work as degenerate
    art in 1937. This year, the artist fled to
    Lysaker, Norway
  • After the German invasion of Norway in 1940, he
    escaped to Great Britain, interned for over a
    year

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
  • Break away from representational led to Surrealism

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
  • Break away from representational led to
    Surrealism
  • Attracted to the refuse of his culture and
    transformed it into art

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
  • Break away from representational led to
    Surrealism
  • Attracted to the refuse of his culture and
    transformed it into art
  • Gave significance to inconsequential bits of
    things

75
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
  • Break away from representational led to
    Surrealism
  • Attracted to the refuse of his culture and
    transformed it into art
  • Gave significance to inconsequential bits of
    things
  • Claimed his art was a kind of visual poetry

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
  • Break away from representational led to
    Surrealism
  • Attracted to the refuse of his culture and
    transformed it into art
  • Gave significance to inconsequential bits of
    things
  • Claimed his art was a kind of visual poetry
  • Discarded the aesthetics and methods of the past

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Schwitters, Kurt (1887 1948)Painting With Stars
  • Break away from representational led to
    Surrealism
  • Attracted to the refuse of his culture and
    transformed it into art
  • Gave significance to inconsequential bits of
    things
  • Claimed his art was a kind of visual poetry
  • Discarded the aesthetics and methods of the past
  • Dadaism - art movement with anti-authoritarian
    attitude

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)
  • Grew up on a farm in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)
  • Grew up on a farm in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
  • She taught art in Texas from 1913 to 1918

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)
  • Grew up on a farm in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
  • She taught art in Texas from 1913 to 1918
  • Best known for her large paintings of desert
    flowers and scenery

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)
  • Grew up on a farm in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
  • She taught art in Texas from 1913 to 1918
  • Best known for her large paintings of desert
    flowers and scenery
  • Although O'Keefe handles her subject matter
    representationally, the starkly linear quality,
    the thin, clear coloring, and the boldly
    patterned compositions produce abstract designs

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)
  • Grew up on a farm in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin
  • She taught art in Texas from 1913 to 1918
  • Best known for her large paintings of desert
    flowers and scenery
  • Although O'Keefe handles her subject matter
    representationally, the starkly linear quality,
    the thin, clear coloring, and the boldly
    patterned compositions produce abstract designs
  • A number of her works have an abstracted effect,
    the flower paintings in particular

84
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
  • American Abstractionist

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
  • American Abstractionist
  • Rejected the polish found in European Art

88
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
  • American Abstractionist
  • Rejected the polish found in European Art
  • Achieved visual purity in work

89
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
  • American Abstractionist
  • Rejected the polish found in European Art
  • Achieved visual purity in work
  • Used clean contours, smooth shapes and simplified
    forms

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
  • American Abstractionist
  • Rejected the polish found in European Art
  • Achieved visual purity in work
  • Used clean contours, smooth shapes and simplified
    forms
  • Concentrated on close up views of subjects

91
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
OKeefe, Georgia (1887 1986)Black Iris - 1926
  • American Abstractionist
  • Rejected the polish found in European Art
  • Achieved visual purity in work
  • Used clean contours, smooth shapes and simplified
    forms
  • Concentrated on close up views of subjects
  • Favourite subject matter from nature

92
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Edvard (1863 1944)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Edvard (1863 1944)
  • Grew up in Norway's capital, Oslo

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Edvard (1863 1944)
  • Grew up in Norway's capital, Oslo
  • Norway's most popular artist, was a painter,
    lithographer, etcher, and wood engraver

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Edvard (1863 1944)
  • Grew up in Norway's capital, Oslo
  • Norway's most popular artist, was a painter,
    lithographer, etcher, and wood engraver
  • His convulsed and tortuous art was formed by
    misery, conflicts of his time and his own unhappy
    life

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Edvard (1863 1944)
  • Grew up in Norway's capital, Oslo
  • Norway's most popular artist, was a painter,
    lithographer, etcher, and wood engraver
  • His convulsed and tortuous art was formed by
    misery, conflicts of his time and his own unhappy
    life
  • Childhood tragedy, intense and dramatic love
    affairs, alcoholism, and ceaseless traveling are
    reflected in his works

97
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Edvard (1863 1944)
  • Grew up in Norway's capital, Oslo
  • Norway's most popular artist, was a painter,
    lithographer, etcher, and wood engraver
  • His convulsed and tortuous art was formed by
    misery, conflicts of his time and his own unhappy
    life
  • Childhood tragedy, intense and dramatic love
    affairs, alcoholism, and ceaseless traveling are
    reflected in his works
  • Pictures show his social awareness and his
    tendency to express human suffering

98
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
  • Sense of suffering and isolation underlies work

100
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
  • Sense of suffering and isolation underlies work
  • Work influenced by death of mother sister from TB

101
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
  • Sense of suffering and isolation underlies work
  • Work influenced by death of mother sister from TB
  • Bold flat simplified use of forms and colour

102
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
  • Sense of suffering and isolation underlies work
  • Work influenced by death of mother sister from TB
  • Bold flat simplified use of forms and colour
  • 50 other versions of this painting exist

103
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
  • Sense of suffering and isolation underlies work
  • Work influenced by death of mother sister from TB
  • Bold flat simplified use of forms and colour
  • 50 other versions of this painting exist
  • His work inspired other artists to split away and
    form German Expressionists

104
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Munch, Evard (1863 1944)The Scream - 1893
  • Sense of suffering and isolation underlies work
  • Work influenced by death of mother sister from TB
  • Bold flat simplified use of forms and colour
  • 50 other versions of this painting exist
  • His work inspired other artists to split away and
    form German Expressionists
  • Blood streaked sky echoes persons cry

105
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)
  • Spanish painter born into a middle-class family

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)
  • Spanish painter born into a middle-class family
  • He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid,
    where he mastered techniques

108
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)
  • Spanish painter born into a middle-class family
  • He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid,
    where he mastered techniques
  • Dalí devoted himself with passionate intensity to
    developing his method associations and
    interpretations

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)
  • Spanish painter born into a middle-class family
  • He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid,
    where he mastered techniques
  • Dalí devoted himself with passionate intensity to
    developing his method associations and
    interpretations
  • Demonstrated his personal obsessions and fantasies

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)
  • Spanish painter born into a middle-class family
  • He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid,
    where he mastered techniques
  • Dalí devoted himself with passionate intensity to
    developing his method associations and
    interpretations
  • Demonstrated his personal obsessions and
    fantasies
  • In Paris he met Picasso and Breton

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Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
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Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
  • Surrealist

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
  • Surrealist
  • Work presented the subconscious through portrayal
    of fantasies, dreams, nightmares

114
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
  • Surrealist
  • Work presented the subconscious through portrayal
    of fantasies, dreams, nightmares
  • Explored erotic, irrational and neurotic themes

115
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
  • Surrealist
  • Work presented the subconscious through portrayal
    of fantasies, dreams, nightmares
  • Explored erotic, irrational and neurotic themes
  • Meticulous style of painting

116
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
  • Surrealist
  • Work presented the subconscious through portrayal
    of fantasies, dreams, nightmares
  • Explored erotic, irrational and neurotic themes
  • Meticulous style of painting
  • Skilled draftsman

117
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Dali, Salvidor (1904 1989)Persistence of
Memory - 1931
  • Surrealist
  • Work presented the subconscious through portrayal
    of fantasies, dreams, nightmares
  • Explored erotic, irrational and neurotic themes
  • Meticulous style of painting
  • Skilled draftsman
  • Time stands still in painting

118
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Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
  • Born in Mexico City in 1907

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
  • Born in Mexico City in 1907
  • At the age of six she had polio

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
  • Born in Mexico City in 1907
  • At the age of six she had polio
  • In 1926 suffered a traumatic accident

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
  • Born in Mexico City in 1907
  • At the age of six she had polio
  • In 1926 suffered a traumatic accident
  • She painted many self-portraits which charted the
    events of her life and her emotional reactions to
    them

123
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
  • Born in Mexico City in 1907
  • At the age of six she had polio
  • In 1926 suffered a traumatic accident
  • She painted many self-portraits which charted the
    events of her life and her emotional reactions to
    them
  • Kahlo pretended to consider her work not important

124
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954)
  • Born in Mexico City in 1907
  • At the age of six she had polio
  • In 1926 suffered a traumatic accident
  • She painted many self-portraits which charted the
    events of her life and her emotional reactions to
    them
  • Kahlo pretended to consider her work not
    important
  • She preferred to be seen as a mysterious
    personality rather than as a painter

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938
  • Own personal tragedies reflected in work

127
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938
  • Own personal tragedies reflected in work
  • Imagery reflects a preoccupation with
    exploration of love and its connection to pain in
    her life

128
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938
  • Own personal tragedies reflected in work
  • Imagery reflects a preoccupation with exploration
    of love and its connection to pain in her life
  • Preferred to dress in native Mexican costume

129
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938
  • Own personal tragedies reflected in work
  • Imagery reflects a preoccupation with exploration
    of love and its connection to pain in her life
  • Preferred to dress in native Mexican costume
  • Unibrow is her personal symbol

130
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938
  • Own personal tragedies reflected in work
  • magery reflects a preoccupation with exploration
    of love and its connection to pain in her life
  • Preferred to dress in native Mexican costume
  • Unibrow is her personal symbol
  • Naive drawing (Unschooled) bright and bizarre
    colours

131
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Kahlo, Frida (1910 1954) Self Portrait With
Monkey - 1938
  • Own personal tragedies reflected in work
  • Imagery reflects a preoccupation with exploration
    of love and its connection to pain in her life
  • Preferred to dress in native Mexican costume
  • Unibrow is her personal symbol
  • Naive drawing (Unschooled) bright and bizarre
    colours
  • Dramatic and fantastical images reflect her
    inspiration from native Mexican art

132
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)
  • Born in Cleveland, Ohio

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)
  • Born in Cleveland, Ohio
  • He began his career as a commercial artist

135
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)
  • Born in Cleveland, Ohio
  • He began his career as a commercial artist
  • Part of the idea behind pop art was the
    proliferation of the image, just like the
    mass-marketed objects, such as the Campbell Soup
    cans, that provided his inspiration

136
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)
  • Born in Cleveland, Ohio
  • He began his career as a commercial artist
  • Part of the idea behind pop art was the
    proliferation of the image, just like the
    mass-marketed objects, such as the Campbell Soup
    cans, that provided his inspiration
  • He later evolved into a portraitist

137
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)
  • Born in Cleveland, Ohio
  • He began his career as a commercial artist
  • Part of the idea behind pop art was the
    proliferation of the image, just like the
    mass-marketed objects, such as the Campbell Soup
    cans, that provided his inspiration
  • He later evolved into a portraitist
  • His Marilyn Monroe and Mick Jagger series, among
    many others, take America's symbols to the
    highest personal level

138
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)Marilyn Monroe
Diptych, 1962

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)Marilyn Monroe
Diptych, 1962
  • Began as advertising illustrator - used
    commercial images

140
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)Marilyn Monroe
Diptych, 1962
  • Began as advertising illustrator - used
    commercial images
  • Created images of celebrities to underscore the
    anonymous replication of these icons

141
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)Marilyn Monroe
Diptych, 1962
  • Began as advertising illustrator - used
    commercial images
  • Created images of celebrities to underscore the
    anonymous replication of these icons
  • Believed everyone could be famous for 15 minutes

142
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)Marilyn Monroe
Diptych, 1962
  • Began as advertising illustrator - used
    commercial images
  • Created images of celebrities to underscore the
    anonymous replication of these icons
  • Believed everyone could be famous for 15 minutes
  • Borrowed from popular culture and transformed them

143
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Warhol, Andy (1930 1987)Marilyn Monroe
Diptych, 1962
  • Began as advertising illustrator - used
    commercial images
  • Created images of celebrities to underscore the
    anonymous replication of these icons
  • Believed everyone could be famous for 15 minutes
  • Borrowed from popular culture and transformed
    them
  • Each rendering of subject is different -
    intentional

144
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
  • Born in 1923 in New York

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
  • Born in 1923 in New York
  • He studied in Ohio at the Ohio State University

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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
  • Born in 1923 in New York
  • He studied in Ohio at the Ohio State University
  • He spent some time serving in World War 2 and
    briefly studied in Paris after this

148
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
  • Born in 1923 in New York
  • He studied in Ohio at the Ohio State University
  • He spent some time serving in World War 2 and
    briefly studied in Paris after this
  • In 1951, at the age of 28, he had his first one
    man exhibition

149
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
  • Born in 1923 in New York
  • He studied in Ohio at the Ohio State University
  • He spent some time serving in World War 2 and
    briefly studied in Paris after this
  • In 1951, at the age of 28, he had his first one
    man exhibition
  • He then moved to Cleveland where he worked as a
    commercial artist and designer

150
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)
  • Born in 1923 in New York
  • He studied in Ohio at the Ohio State University
  • He spent some time serving in World War 2 and
    briefly studied in Paris after this
  • In 1951, at the age of 28, he had his first one
    man exhibition
  • He then moved to Cleveland where he worked as a
    commercial artist and designer
  • He explored different styles of painting but his
    work usually had an American theme at that stage

151
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
  • Worked from comics and cartoons

153
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
  • Worked from comics and cartoons
  • Used commercial artifact to become object of fine
    art

154
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
  • Worked from comics and cartoons
  • Used commercial artifact to become object of fine
    art
  • Work shows the banal and violent tastes of pop
    culture

155
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
  • Worked from comics and cartoons
  • Used commercial artifact to become object of fine
    art
  • Work shows the banal and violent tastes of pop
    culture
  • Enlarged elements of his source (reference)

156
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
  • Worked from comics and cartoons
  • Used commercial artifact to become object of fine
    art
  • Work shows the banal and violent tastes of pop
    culture
  • Enlarged elements of his source (reference)
  • Often reproduced 1-2 frames of comics

157
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Lichenstein, Roy (1923 1997)Whaam! - 1963
  • Worked from comics and cartoons
  • Used commercial artifact to become object of fine
    art
  • Work shows the banal and violent tastes of pop
    culture
  • Enlarged elements of his source (reference)
  • Often reproduced 1-2 frames of comics
  • Works were not replications of actual comics but
    he intended them to appear that way

158
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - ?)
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Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - ?)
  • In the late 1950s he came under the influence of
    Marcel Duchamp, and with Jasper Johns,
    Rauschenberg became a pivotal figure in the
    emerging pop art movement

160
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - ?)
  • In the late 1950s he came under the influence of
    Marcel Duchamp, and with Jasper Johns,
    Rauschenberg became a pivotal figure in the
    emerging pop art movement
  • He created enormously inventive paintings,
    incorporating everyday images and objects, are
    executed in a loose, spontaneous style

161
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - ?)
  • In the late 1950s he came under the influence of
    Marcel Duchamp, and with Jasper Johns,
    Rauschenberg became a pivotal figure in the
    emerging pop art movement
  • He created enormously inventive paintings,
    incorporating everyday images and objects, are
    executed in a loose, spontaneous style
  • He has also experimented with assemblage

162
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century

Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - ?)
  • In the late 1950s he came under the influence of
    Marcel Duchamp, and with Jasper Johns,
    Rauschenberg became a pivotal figure in the
    emerging pop art movement
  • He created enormously inventive paintings,
    incorporating everyday images and objects, are
    executed in a loose, spontaneous style
  • He has also experimented with assemblage
  • Major works of the 1980s and 90s are mainly large
    constructions, and many of his later works have
    incorporated photographic images

163
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964

164
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964
  • Created collages and 3D combines (combination
    of painting and objects)

165
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964
  • Created collages and 3D combines (combination
    of painting and objects)
  • Use of x-ray like imagery

166
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964
  • Created collages and 3D combines (combination
    of painting and objects)
  • Use of x-ray like imagery
  • Image is mixture of monumentous with the
    ordinary

167
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964
  • Created collages and 3D combines (combination
    of painting and objects)
  • Use of x-ray like imagery
  • Image is mixture of monumentous with the
    ordinary
  • Distant past, immediate present, mundane and
    historic are fused together

168
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964
  • Created collages and 3D combines (combination
    of painting and objects)
  • Use of x-ray like imagery
  • Image is mixture of monumentous with the
    ordinary
  • Distant past, immediate present, mundane and
    historic are fused together
  • Freely combines copies of historical artwork
    images from media

169
Studio Arts 12 Artists of the 20th Century
Rauschenberg, Robert (1925 - )Retroactive 1 -
1964
  • Created collages and 3D combines (combination
    of painting and objects)
  • Use of x-ray like imagery
  • Image is mixture of monumentous with the
    ordinary
  • Distant past, immediate present, mundane and
    historic are fused together
  • Freely combines copies of historical artwork
    images from media
  • Combined abstract expressionism with dadaism
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