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WARM UP 1

WARM UP 1. What do the following mean in English? 1 . el arte 2. e l mural. El arte. Exploratory Languages I. El Greco. 1541-1614 “The Greek” Born in Greece as Kyriakos Theotokopoulos Changed his name to Domingo Teotocopuli Studied under Titian in Italy. El Greco.

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WARM UP 1

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  1. WARM UP 1 • What do the following mean in English? 1. el arte 2. el mural

  2. El arte Exploratory Languages I

  3. El Greco • 1541-1614 “The Greek” • Born in Greece as KyriakosTheotokopoulos • Changed his name to Domingo Teotocopuli • Studied under Titian in Italy

  4. El Greco • Realistic Mysticism • Long bodies • Often combined historical, religious and current events • Light and delicate: good • Dark and bulky: bad

  5. El Greco • The Burial of the Count of Orgaz (1586) • View of Toledo (1596-1600)

  6. Diego Velázquez • 1599-1660 • Born in Seville, Spain • Royal–court artist in Madrid, Spain • Greatest Spanish artist of the classical period • Father of Spanish Realism

  7. Diego Velázquez • Spanish Realism/Classicism • Landscapes, portraits, scenes of historical interest • Treated everyone with dignity and respect • Used color and light to give life and feeling

  8. Diego Velázquez • The Water Carrier of Seville (1619-1620) • Infanta Margarita Teresa in a Blue Dress (1659)

  9. Francisco de Goya • 1746-1828 • Born near Zaragoza, Spain; studied in Italy • Created pictures for the Royal Factory of Tapestries, royal-court artist • Used art to draw attention to social and political problems (Napoleon’s attempt to conquer Spain)

  10. Francisco de Goya • Rococo • Realistic, but not too detailed (scenes of everyday life/portraits) • Baroque • Expressed feelings by painting in a distorted and grotesque way

  11. Francisco de Goya • Don Manuel Osorio Manrique de Zuñiga (1784-1792) • The Snowstorm (1787) • The Young Girls (The Letter) (1813-1820)

  12. Francisco de Goya • Disasters of the War (1810-1820) • The Shootings of May Third 1808 (1814)

  13. Pablo Picasso • 1881-1973 • Best-known Spanish painter of the 20th century • Father of Cubism • Ballet, acrobats, Spanish Civil War • Used art to protest social and political injustice

  14. Pablo Picasso • Classical: realistic • Cubism: analysis of the geometry of forms • Surrealistic: imaginative scenes • Abstract: strange and distorted shapes

  15. Pablo Picasso • The Three Musicians (1921) • Harlequin with a guitar (1917)

  16. Pablo Picasso • Woman with a flower (1932) • Guernica (1937)

  17. Frida Kahlo • 1907-1954 • Born in Mexico • Age 6: Polio • Age 18: Bus accident • Painted portraits of herself to ease her pain and find meaning in life

  18. Frida Kahlo • Surrealistic • Imaginative scenes that look more like something from a dream or nightmare • Bold way using bright colors and unnatural elements

  19. Frida Kahlo • Self-Portrait with Monkey (1940) • The Little Deer (1946)

  20. Diego Rivera • 1886-1957 • Born in Mexico • Studied in France • History, education, Mexican customs, Mexican Revolution

  21. Diego Rivera • Muralism • Artwork painted or applied directly on a wall, ceiling or other large permanent surface

  22. Diego Rivera • Flower Day (1925) • Detroit Industry (1932-1933)

  23. Graciela Rodo Boulanger • 1935 • Born in Bolivia • UNICEF’s official artist for the International Year of the Child (1979) • United Nations chose her for a stamp design

  24. Graciela Rodo Boulanger • Painter • Images of happy children • Promotes environmental protection • Helps endangered species

  25. Graciela Rodo Boulanger • Year of the Child (1979) • Autour du Monde (2001)

  26. PilarTobón • Contemporary artist • From Medellín, Colombia • President of World Textile Art in Miami, Florida

  27. PilarTobón • Textile Sculpture • Building tapestries with fabric and other objects such as feathers and bronze • Cultural tribute to spiritual life and customs of Pre-Columbian peoples

  28. PilarTobón • Renaissance (RenacerPrecolombino) • Homenaje a Kimono

  29. WARM UP 2 • Name two of the three classical Hispanic artists: 1. 2.

  30. WARM UP 3 • Name two of the three modern Hispanic artists: 1. 2.

  31. WARM UP 4 • Name the two contemporary artists: 1. 2.

  32. BONUS • List two Hispanic artists and their countries of origin: 1. 2.

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