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REALISM TO MODERNISM

REALISM TO MODERNISM. The Times—1850 to WWI. The world was on the move across borders (This included the great migrations to America) and social unrest within borders. Science expanded: Planck, Einstein, Roentgen, Mendel Thought: Nietzsche and Freud

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REALISM TO MODERNISM

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  1. REALISM TO MODERNISM

  2. The Times—1850 to WWI • The world was on the move across borders (This included the great migrations to America) and social unrest within borders. • Science expanded: Planck, Einstein, Roentgen, Mendel • Thought: Nietzsche and Freud • In the arts, there was the argument of functionalism vs. aestheticism: Does art have to have a purpose or is it enough that it is? Think about why this question was raised during this period.

  3. REALISM • Realism covered the middle years of the 19th century. • There were many parallels between Realism and Romanticism. • The Barbizon School bridged these two artistic expression.

  4. Courbet Woman with a Parrot 1866

  5. The Stone Breakers courtesy of www.ricks.edu Courbet The Stone Breakers, 1849

  6. Millet The Sower

  7. Millet Angelus

  8. Millet The Gleaners

  9. Manet Café Concert

  10. Manet Le Bar aux Folies-Bergère

  11. Manet Olympia

  12. Manet Moonlight Harbor

  13. Manet Grand Canal

  14. Manet Street Flags

  15. Manet Lunch in the Park

  16. TannerThe Banjo Lesson 1893

  17. Tanner The Thankful Poor 1894

  18. IMPRESSIONISM • In 1874, Impressionism was named. • Impressionism—concerned with subjectivity, realism of light, not camera pictures, fingers point to subject in realism and in impressionism light points to feelings or impressions. • Looked for the impression at the very moment of sight • The camera freed artists from competing with realism.

  19. Daguerre Boulevard, Paris 1838

  20. Monet Impression: Sunrise

  21. Monet Garden at Sainte-Adresse

  22. MonetLa Rue Montorgueil, 30th June 1878

  23. Monet Poppies near Argenteuil 

  24. Monet

  25. Monet Grand Channel

  26. Monet Saint-Lazare Station

  27. Monet Saint-Lazare Station

  28. MonetHouses of Parliament

  29. Monet Wheat Stacks

  30. MonetWater Lilies

  31. Monet Water Lilies and Clouds

  32. Monet The Thames at Westminster

  33. Monet Willows

  34. Monet Antibes, The Mountains of Esterel

  35. MonetTheJapanese Bridge

  36. MonetWoman with a Parasol

  37. Monet In the 'Norvégienne'

  38. Monet

  39. Monet Water Lilies

  40. Monet

  41. Monet

  42. Monet

  43. Renoir Le Moulin de la Galette

  44. Renoir Monet

  45. Renoir

  46. Renoir

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