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Exploring Art Representation: From Ancient Cave Paintings to Contemporary Abstractions

Dive into the evolution of artistic representation from 15,000 BC Lascaux Cave Paintings to modern abstract works by renowned artists like Anish Kapoor. This lecture covers historical masterpieces such as Nefertari and the Goddess Isis in Ancient Egypt, as well as groundbreaking abstract pieces like Theo van Doesburg's "Composition VIII (The Cow)." Explore the contrast between representational art, like Giovanni Bellini's "San Giobbe Altarpiece," and non-representational works such as Kasimir Malevich's "The Black Square." From visual realism reduction to the essence of form and color, this lecture delves into the diverse spectrum of art representation over centuries.

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Exploring Art Representation: From Ancient Cave Paintings to Contemporary Abstractions

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  1. LECTURE 7: “REPRESENTATION”

  2. “Cave Paintings,” Lascaux, FRANCE, 15,000 BC

  3. R E P R E S E N T A T I O N“re” (again) + “present” (to show)

  4. Rene Magritte, “The Treason of Images,” 1927

  5. Nigari, “Selim II Practising Archery,” c. 1570

  6. “Nefertari and the Goddess Isis,” Ancient Egypt, 1400 BC

  7. Inuit (Eskimo) Dance Masks, c. 1880

  8. “St. Denis CommissionsHis Biography,”from The Life of St. Denis, 1317

  9. Fra Angelico, “The Annunciation,” 1440-50

  10. Giovanni Bellini, “San Giobbe Altarpiece,” 1480s

  11. Peter Paul Rubens, “Mars and Rhea Silvia,” 1616

  12. Gustave Courbet, “The Stone Breakers,” 1849

  13. Étienne Carjat, “Portrait of Charles Baudelaire,” 1863

  14. Auguste Rodin, “The Kiss,” 1901-04 Constantin Brancusi, “The Kiss,” 1908

  15. A B S T R A C T I O N (noun) a process that involves reducing the level of visual realism

  16. Theo van Doesburg, studies for “Composition VIII (The Cow),” 1916-17

  17. Paul Cezanne, “Mont Sainte-Victoire,” 1904-06

  18. Georges Braque, “Violin and Candlestick,” 1910

  19. Ikko Tanaka,“Nihon Buyo Poster,” 1981

  20. Traditional kilim (Turkish carpet)from İçel Province, TURKEY, 19th century

  21. Adnan Çoker, Mor dörtgen, 1995

  22. Alberto Giacometti, “Man and Woman,” 1927

  23. Wassily Kandinksy, “Composition VII,” 1913

  24. A B S T R A C T (adjective) non-representational(NOT referring to something seen)

  25. Kasimir Malevich, “The Black Square,” 1920s

  26. Anish Kapoor, works, 2009

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