art2202sp12 Part 2

By kbaker2112
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    Neoclassicism

    Renewed admiration for classical antiquity. The Grand Tour played a big part in fueling this movement.
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    Romanticism

    A movement characterized by drama, sublime landscapes, and the rejection of Enlightenment ideals.

  • Burial of Atala by Girodet-Trioson

    Neoclassicism

  • Grande Odalisque by Ingres

    Neoclassicism

  • Saturn Devouring One of His Children by Goya

    One of the "Black Paintings" created during the period 1819-1823. Romanticism
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    Photography since 1826

    began with the Daguerreotypes and evolved into what we have today (i.e. digital photography, etc.)

  • Liberty Leading the People by Delacroix

    Romanticism
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    Realism

    Sub-movements include the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and Academic art

  • Still life in studio by Daguerre

    first form of photography

  • Ophelia by Millais

    Realism: Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

  • The Horse Fair by Bonheur

    Realism
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    Impressionism

    Began in France. Characterized by sketchy appearance because artists created the paintings on-site with no planning.

  • The Rehearsal by Degas

    Impressionism

  • Nocturne in Black and Gold (The Falling Rocket) by Whistler

    Impressionism
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    Post-Impressionism

    reaction against Impressionism. submovements include Symbolism

  • Night Cafe by Vincent Van Gogh

    Post-Impressionism
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    Art Nouveau

    A very important international achitecture and design movement

  • Staircase in the Van Eetvelde House by Victor Horta

    Art Nouveau

  • Cyclops by Redon

    Symbolism (part of Post-Impressionism)
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    Avant-Garde

    Wide variety of sub-movements, including: Fauvism, Cubism (Analytic and Synthetic), German Expressionism (Die Brucke and Der Blaue Reiter), Futurism, Suprematism, Dada, De Stijil, Surrealism, Harlem Renaissance, New Objectivity, and Art Deco

  • Woman with the hat by Matisse

    Fauvism

  • les Demoiselles d'Avignon by Picasso

    Synthetic Cubism

  • Sixth Avenue and Thirtieth Street, New York City by Sloan

    The Eight/ aka The Ash Can School

  • Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash by Balla

    Futurism

  • Improvisation 28

    Der Blaue Reiter (Germany)

  • Fit For Active Service by Grosz

    New Objectivity (Germany)

  • Fountain by Duchamp

    Dada

  • Nude by Weston

    Group f/64 (modern photography)

  • My Egypt by Dehmuth

    Precisionism

  • Schroder House built by Rietveld

    Example of modern (1900-1945) architecture. Influenced by the De Stijil art movement and was built in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

  • American Gothic by Grant Wood

    Regionalism

  • Composition in Red, Blue, and Yellow by Mondrian

    De Stijil

  • The Persistance of Memory by Salvador Dali

    Naturalistic Surrealism

  • Painting by Miro

    Biomorphic Surrealism

  • Migrant Mother, Nipomo Valley by Dorthea Lange

    WPA Documentary Photography (modern)

  • Lobster Trap and Fish Tail by Alexander Calder

    Example of Modern (1900-1945) sculpture
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    New York School

    Umbrella term for artists practicing in New York during the 40s and 50s. Post World War II America.

  • Number 1 by Jackson Polluck

    Action Painting. Part of the Abstract Expressionism movement (under the New York school umbrella)

  • Making a Work with His Own Body by Kazuo Shiraga

    Part of the New York School: Body Art/ Performance Art

  • Just What is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing? by Hamilton

    Pop Art

  • Saraband by Morris Louis

    Post-Painterly Abstraction

  • Guggenheim Museum by Frank Loyd Wright

    Modernist Architechture (1943-1959)
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    Minimalism and Post-Minimalism

    breaking down art into its barest forms. (the cube is its hallmark form)
    Post-Minimalism was a criticism

  • Red Blue Green by Ellsworth Kelley

    Hard-Edge Painting
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    Post-Painterly Abstraction

    including hard-edge painting (1960s-present)

  • Hangup by Eva Hesse

    Post-Minimalism

  • Big Self-Portrait by Chuck Close

    Photorealism

  • untitled by Donald Judd

    Minimalism
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    Contemporary Art and Architecture

  • Tattoo by Susanna Rothenberg

    Neo-Expressionism

  • Untitled Film Still by Cindy Sherman

    Feminist art

  • Piazza d'Italia by Charles Moore

    In New Orleans, Louisiana (1976-1980) Post-Modern Architecture

  • The Guggenheim Bilbao Museum by Frank Gehry

    In Bilbao, Spain. Decontructivist architecture