Modern Art
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Modern Art
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Impressionism• This painting
started the Impressionistic movement.
• Light and color were more important than clear, sharp images.
Impression, Sunrise by Claude Monet, 1872.
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Post-Impressionism• This style is less
relaxed and more emotional than Impressionism.
• Notice the bold colors, twisted forms, and course brushstrokes.
The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh, 1889.
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Surrealism• Images in this
style are not logical.
• Metal attracts ants like rotting flesh.
• Limp watches suggest that time has lost all meaning.
• Can you see a face in the center? The Persistence of Memory by Salvador
Dali, 1933.
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Cubism• This style use
geometric shapes like circles, squares, and triangles.
• There is no realistic detail.
• The image is flat, two-dimensional, and fragmented. Head of Marie-Therese by
Pablo Picasso, 1938.
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Pop Art• Everyday items are the
subjects of this style. • Television, magazines,
and comic books gave the painters of this style most of their ideas.
• Pop means popular. Campbell’s Soup Can by Andy Warhol, 1964.
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Can You Identify These Styles?
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check your
answer.
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Surrealism• The idea of a
man looking into a mirror and seeing the back of his own head is absurd.
Portrait of Edward James by Rene Magritte, 1937.
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Pop Art• This woman was
a famous movie star, so she made a perfect subject for this style of painting.
Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol, 1964.
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Cubism• Geometric
shapes were used with this modern style of painting.
• How many triangles can you count? Girl With a Boat by Pablo
Picasso, 1938.
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Impressionism• There are no sharp
lines or clear images here, just an impression of a building.
• Light, shadow, and color are the most important elements in this painting.
House of Parliament by Claude Monet, 1904.