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    Art is the expression of human creativity and imagination, typically in visual forms like painting and sculpture. The document then summarizes several modern art styles including Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Abstract art, and Cubism. It provides the key characteristics and examples for each style.

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    Art is the expression of human creativity and imagination, typically in visual forms like painting and sculpture. The document then summarizes several modern art styles including Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Abstract art, and Cubism. It provides the key characteristics and examples for each style.

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    What is Art?

    Art is the expression or application of


    human creative skill and imagination,
    typically in a visual form such as painting or
    sculpture, producing works to be appreciated
    primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
    Modern art includes artistic work produced
    during the period extending roughly from the
    1860s to the 1970s, and denotes the styles
    and philosophies of the art produced during
    that era. The term is usually associated with
    art in which the traditions of the past have
    been thrown aside in a spirit of
    experimentation.
    Realism
    In its specific sense realism refers to a mid
    nineteenth century artistic movement
    characterized by subjects painted from
    everyday life in a naturalistic manner.
    Characteristics of Realism:
    1. Features the accurate, detailed,
    unembellished depiction of nature.
    2. Rejects the imagination of the painter
    The Third-Class Carriage (1862)

    Honoré Daumier
    Impressionism is an art inspired by how the
    painter sees the subject at that moment. Every
    person has a different impression of the
    things around them. Painters of this style
    prefer to work outside their studio to capture
    the natural light of their subjects.
    Characteristics of Impressionism:
    1. Uses short, thick brush strokes
    2. Colors are not mixed well
    3. Blurry images
    4. Shows mood; no hidden meaning
    5. Subjects are commonly nature and
    objects around us
    6. Uses complementary colors to show
    shadow.
    The Sunrise (1872)

    Claude Monet
    Post-Impressionism relies on the gains
    made by in terms of the use of colors, and
    spontaneous brush stroke.
    Unlike impressionism that uses light to
    show impressions, this art style rely on the
    use of more vivid color.
    This style was a response to
    Impressionism, which viewed as lacking of
    emotion.
     Points of pure color: Pointillism involved the
    application of paint in carefully placed dots of
    pure, unmixed color. According to Seurat and
    Signac, these would be blended by the viewer’s
    eye to create a more striking image than any
    made after mixing colors conventionally on a
    palette.
    A Sunday on La Grande Jatte
    (1884-1886)

    Georges Seurat
    Expressionism – is any art that stresses the
    artist’s emotional and psychological
    expressions, often with bold colors and
    distortion of forms.

    The basis of the painting is not seen in the


    physical world.

    Stress. Fear. Anger


    Characteristics of Expressionism:
    1. Vivid or strong, exaggerated colors
    2. Distorted images
    3. Shows feelings and emotion
    4. Subjects are commonly imaginations like
    monsters, ghosts, fantasies and
    supernatural.
    The Scream (1893)

    Edvard Munch
    Surrealism in art is a style in which
    imagery is based on fantasy and the world
    of dreams, and the sub-conscious mind.

    Unlike expressionism, the way the picture


    is painted is like realism, but is distorted and
    is beyond or above the reality, hence
    SURrealism.
    The Persistence of Memory

    Salvador Dali
    Andrei Breton
    Abstract – painting and sculpture by
    artists whom the manner and the
    means are the subject rather than
    representation of any object.

    Colors and shapes are painted to


    show emotions.
    Here's a list of colors commonly used to identify
    several emotions:
    •Red: Anger, embarrassment, passion, or lust.
    •Blue: Shyness, sadness, or calmness.
    •Yellow: Cowardice, happiness, or caution.
    •Green: Disgust, envy, friendliness, or greed.
    •Purple: Pride, fear, or courageousness
    •Grey: Depression, regular sadness, or stoicism.
    •Black: Coldness or mournfulness.
    •Pink: Cheeriness, embarrassment, or love.
    •White: Shock, fear, coldness, or mournfulness.
    Jackson Pollock
    In Cubism, the paintings are not
    supposed to look real. The painters uses
    geometric shapes to show what he
    wants to convey.
    Early painters used mostly browns,
    greens, and yellows. Then they began
    using bright colors.
    Skull and Pitcher

    Pablo Picasso
    Woman of Algiers

    Pablo Picasso
    Modern Art Style
    1. Realism
    2. Impressionism
    3. Post-Impressionism
    4. Expressionism
    5. Surrealism
    6. Abstract
    7. Cubism

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