APPIRATION OF FACE AND FRUIT BOWL (final) Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Artist

A

Dali

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2
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date

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1938

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3
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What is the double image

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frace turns into fruit bowl

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4
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who are dali’s painting skills attributed to

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the influence of old masters

hyper-realist style

particulary early flemish and venetian painting (verism)

also influenced by the minute and meticulous style of the 19th C Academician Jean-Louis Meissonier

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5
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dali nationality

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Spanish

Catalan region of Spain

catalonian beaches often appear in his work

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6
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Dominating form of composition?

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brown skinned pers in fruit bowl that looks like a wine glass

optical illusion- also looks like a face (pears suggest wavy hair) (dish bowl becomes forehead) (stem of dish is bridge of the nose)

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7
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WHAT FORMS THE EYES OF THE FACE

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formed by background objects on the sand

right eye is a vase

left eye is a cherub

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8
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where does the other face appear

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in the distance, male nude figure

two dogs play near it

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9
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DESCRIPTION OF DOG

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ONE OF SMALL DOGS PLAYING ECHO BIG ILLUSSIONARY DOG

the dog’s head formed by a hill, its eye by a rock arch

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10
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DESCRIPTION OF ROPE

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hyper realistic and accurate mastery of realism

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WHY DOES HE USE TROMPE L’OIEL

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to create a trick of the eye effect to make dream world seem more tangible (UNSETTLING)

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12
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How does he achieve realism

A

BRUSH
fine sable brushes
jeweller’s glass for close work

OIL PAINT

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13
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how did dali describe his paintings

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Dalí described his paintings as “hand-painted dream photographs”

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14
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how is this work influenced by freud

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-dali influenced by writings of freud

-met him in 1938 in London

-influenced by the founder of surrealisms writings of freud (Brenton)

DREAMS
-1900 interpretation of dreams
-freud believed dreams are coded messages from the subconscious
-dali interested by what could be revealed by their dreams

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15
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what did freud publish on dreams

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*He published his groundbreaking Interpretation of Dreams in 1900

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16
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dali and surrealism context

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-became involved in surrealism when he went to paris

-in early surrealist days produced many canvas’s on dreams set in landscape of Catalonia

-broke from group 1938 due to differences with Adre Brenton

17
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what is dream (oneric) surrealism and how is it shown in this work)

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-TWO STRANDS OF SURREALISM (oneric and automatic)

-Aims to create realism to show unsettling things subconscious in dreams reveal (creates liminal space between dream and earthly realm)

18
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WHAT METHOD DID HE USE TO CREATE DOUBLE IMAGES

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paranoiac-critical method

involved looking at one thing and trying to see another.

Dalí simulated a state of paranoia - putting himself in a self-induced hallucinatory state - to deliberately misinterpret what he saw and use the results as a basis for painting. He saw this as a way of accessing his unconscious

19
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what was the paranoiac critical method based on

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Freud and Lacan were researching the condition of paranoia, which causes sufferers to interpret visual information wrongly

these psycholoanalysts were in direct communication with surrealists

20
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who created double images in surrealism

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The double image is something that Dalí introduced into Surrealism