'Edouard manet' diaporamas de présentation

Neo-Imperialism Quiz Bowl (c.1870-1914)

Neo-Imperialism Quiz Bowl (c.1870-1914). Provide new mkts. & resources. More complex soc  Harder to unite politically. Early efforts focus on Africa as the main object of imperial expansion despite its relative unimportance to Britain’s economy.

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Impressionist & Post-Impressionist Art

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Does Abstract Art Have a Limit?

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The Philosophy of Art

The Philosophy of Art. What the philosophers had to say. Mimetic theory of art. Art is fundamentally a mimesis ( representation) of nature Oldest theory of art. The Mimetic Theory of Art:. Problems: How does this handle music?, abstract art?

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Mona Lisa

Mona Lisa. Leonardo da Vinci. The Birth of Venus. Botticelli. The Arnolfini Wedding. Jan van Eyck. The Thinker. Auguste Rodin. Nighthawks. Edward Hopper. The Persistence of Memory. Salvador Dali. Guernica. Pablo Picasso. David. Michelangelo. The Third of May, 1808. Goya.

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Defining Impressionism

Defining Impressionism. The Impressionists held in common:. A. A rejection of industrial life 1. Emphasis on landscape & country 2. Emphasis on realistic scenes of city life (perhaps some with critical commentary??) Thus pushed in 2 contradictory directions

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Impressionism

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Nevermore

Nevermore. HUM 2212: British and American Literature I Fall 2012 Dr. Perdigao September 21-24, 2012. Gustave Dore, 1884 http://digitalpoe.org/gallery/paul_gustave_dore_the_raven_2.jpg. Edouard Manet, 1875 http://digitalpoe.org/gallery/edouard_manet_the_raven_1.jpeg. Performative.

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Devine le nom de l'artiste ou son oeuvre.

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French Cultural Studies

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Impressionism 1862-86

1 st Artistic movement since renaissance Immediate visual through color and light Colors change based on light Portrayed a slice of contemporary life. Impressionism 1862-86. Manet. Father of Modern Art Brushwork appears unfinished, flat and hard Simply and 2D in protest against photos

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Ash Can School

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Realism in the Visual Arts

Realism in the Visual Arts. 1830 - 1870. Characteristics. Response to Industrial Revolution Depict a real scene with journalistic detail Workers/ordinary people More horizontal compositions Shows a real moment i.e. half a person on the edge of frame. Adolph Friedrich Erdmann Von Menzel

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Impressionism

Impressionism. The beginning of Modern Art. Objectives . Understand the goals of the Impressionists Identify the addition of pastel as a new art mediu m Indentify major outside influences on Impressionist artists Name the notable impressionist artists and describe some of their works

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The Modern Painting

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Impressionism

Impressionism. mid- to late-19th century. Impressionism. Impressionism was an art movement during the mid- to late-19th century Began in Paris as a rejection of the Salon Art Exhibition style (see below)

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What is Plein Air Painting

What is Plein Air Painting We paint from life in order to learn how to see. If you can paint light, you can paint everything under the sun. --Frank LaLumia, PAPA Signature Member

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David, The Death of Socrates, 1787

David, The Death of Socrates, 1787. Bouguereau Nymph 1873. The Influences on Impressionism. The Invention of the Photograph: no longer a need to paint images as illusions of reality. The photograph could now do

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Diego Velazquez

Diego Velazquez. Famous Spanish Painter 1599-1660 . Diego Velazquez. He was born is Seville in the country of Spain. When he was about 13 years old he was

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