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Mapeh10-Q1 > Arts-L1 > Flashcards

Arts-L1 Flashcards

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Boating (1874)

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Edouardo Manet

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Dancers in Blue (1890)

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Edgar Degas

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The floor scrapers (1875)

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Gustave Caillebotte

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-movement in late 19th century
-focused on emotional meanings

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Post impressionism

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-Artist that considered to be significant link between impressionism and cubism
-color’s more restrained

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Paul Cezanne (1839-1906)

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Focus on light and atmosphere

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Impressionism

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Use of vibrant color

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Impressionissm

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Broken brushwork

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Impressionism

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Interest in everyday scenes

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Impressionism

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Capturing fleeting moments

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Impression

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Depiction of movement

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Impressionism

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Absence of clear outlines

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Impressionism

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13
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Emphasis on perception

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Impressionism

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14
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a groundbreaking art movement of the early 20th century

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cubism

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co-founded by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque

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cubism

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It revolutionized the way art was perceived and created, introducing new ways of representing objects, space, and form

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cubism

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known for its distinct characteristics that challenged traditional artistic conventions

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Cubism

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Geometric abstraction

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Cubism

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Multiple perspectives

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Cubism

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Collage and assemblage

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Cubism

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Shift to representation to concept

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Cubism

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an avant-garde art movement that emerged in response to the disillusionment and chaos caused by World War

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Dadaism

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. It rejected conventional artistic and societal norms, embracing absurdity, irony, and anti-art sentiments.

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Dadaism

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known for its distinct characteristics that aimed to challenge established traditions and provoke thought

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Dadaism

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Anti-art and rejection of norms

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Dadaism

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Absurdity and non-sense

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Dadaism

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Ready-Mades

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Dadaism

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Political and social critique

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Dadaism

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a prominent art movement that emerged in the post-World War II era, primarily in the United States

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Abstract expressionism

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It was characterized by its emphasis on spontaneous, emotive, and abstract forms of expression

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Abstract expressionism

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is known for its distinct characteristics that set it apart from earlier art movements

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Abstract expressionism

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Emotional expression

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Abstract expressionism

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Color and texture

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Abstract expressionism

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Action painting

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Abstract expressionism

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Lack of defined composition

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Abstract expressionism

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Personal style

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Abstract expressionism

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