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Impressionism1860-1886
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Impressionism
  • Rejected Renaissance perspective, balance,
    idealization
  • Present an impression or perception
  • Painted nature outdoors
  • Hated academic instruction
  • Critics hated this work
  • Distinct short, choppy brushstrokes
  • Up-close, picture is unrecognizable

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Edouard Manet
  • Called the Father of Modern Art
  • Didnt consider himself an impressionist
  • Copied Renaissance and Baroque masters
  • Luncheon on the Grass
  • Disliked because nude was not ideal
  • Triangular
  • Goddess like figure in background
  • Still life in foreground

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Olympia
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Claude Monet
  • Lightcolor
  • Lived in poverty
  • Obsessed with painting outside
  • Painted small dabs of color
  • Used complimentary colors to shade
  • Never shaded in black

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Rouen Cathedral, the West Portal and Saint-Romain
Tower, Full Sunlight, Harmony in Blue and Gold
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The Artist's Garden at Vetheuil
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The Thames at Westminster
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir
  • Never used black
  • Cut people off at edges of canvas
  • Strayed from Impressionism towards classicism
  • Arthritis painted with brush strapped to wrist
  • Painted happy things
  • Beautiful women, flowers, children, landscapes
  • Le Moulin de la Galette

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SeatedBather
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Monet painting in his garden at Argenteuil
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Edgar Degas
  • Reluctant impressionist
  • Hated painting outdoors
  • Subjects ballerinas, racetracks, circuses,
    cafes, nudes bathing
  • Spontaneous/not posed
  • Main character off center
  • Went blind and turned to sculpture

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The Rehearsal
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PrimaBallerina
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Woman Combing Her Hair
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The Little 14-Year-Old Dancer
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Expressionism1880-1905
  • Used a lot of Impressionist ideal
  • Rainbow bright color patches
  • Distorted forms in a controlled space
  • No use of traditional perspective
  • Disliked Impressionism
  • Wanted art to be more substantial
  • Not dedicated to a passing moment

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Georges Seurat
  • Meticulous man
  • Finished only 7 large paintings
  • Died at age 31
  • Method know as pointillism
  • Confetti-sized dots of pure, unmixed color
  • Supposed to fuse together like a mosaic

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La Cirque
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A Sunday on La Grande Jatte
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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
  • Subjects from contemporary life (theaters, dance
    halls, circuses)
  • Landscape is only a background
  • Childhood accident left him deformed
  • Lived in a brothel for a while
  • Created lithography
  • Posters became accepted as art

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LithographMoulin Rouge
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Rue de Moulin,The Medical Inspection
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Paul Cezanne
  • Started out with the Impressionists
  • They did not accept him and critics hated him
  • Used geometry in paintings
  • Very symmetrical
  • The culmination of art is figure painting
  • Would not work from models
  • Combines real and abstract

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Apples, Peaches, Pears and Grapes
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Large Bathers
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Vincent van Gogh
  • Adopted the brushstroke of the Impressionist
  • Hero/friend was painter Paul Gauguin
  • Mentally imbalanced
  • Sold one painting during his life
  • Unlucky in love
  • Cut off ear lobe and gave it to a prostitute
  • Painted Starry Night in an asylum
  • Committed suicide
  • Who would believe that life could be so sad?

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Portrait of Dr. Gachet
In 1990, sold for 82.5 million.
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Wheat Field Under Threatening Skies
This was his final piece.
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Van Gogh Painting SunflowersPaul Gauguin
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Would van Gogh be as famous as he is had he not
committed suicide?
  • Did his troubled life help him create artistic
    masterpieces?
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