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From Cubism to Impressionism: Styles of Art
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Tags: Art, Style, Painting, Artist, Van Gogh, Realism, Cubism, Dali
These are the different styles of art and artists that painted in that style.
| | Abstract: Art that is unrecognizable. People, animals, or places are not as they appear in the real world. Color and shape is used to show emotions.
Sonia Delaunay
Jackson Pollock |
| | Cubism: Works are not supposed to look real because the artist uses geometric shapes
Pablo Picasso
Marc Chagall
Georges Braque |
| | Expressionism: Expresssion of certain feelings. Movement started in Germany.
Marc Chagall
Wassily Kandinsky
Ludwig Kirchner |
| | Fauvism: Bright, wild and unusual colors.
Henri Matisse |
| | Impressionism: Bold colors and little detail. Often outdoor scenes and landscapes. Movement started in France.
Claude Monet
Mary Cassatt
Pierre Auguste Renoir
Camille Pissaro |
| | Pointillism: Use of small dots or strokes that blend together from afar.
Paul Seurat
Paul Signac |
| | Pop Art: Everyday items painted in a brash and colorful way.
Andy Warhol
Roy Lichtenstein
Claes Oldenberg
David Hockney |
| | Postimpressionism: Colors and shadows used in still lifes and landscapes.
Vincent Van Gogh
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Paul Gauguin
Paul Cezanne |
| | Primitivism: Simple, flat and two-dimensional.
Paul Klee
Henri Matisse |
| | Realism: Exactly how you would see it with the naked eye.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Leonardo Da Vinci
Gustave Courbet
Honore Daumier
Thomas Eakins
John Singleton Copley |
| | Surrealism: Dreamlike visions of real life made to look strange and mysterious.
Salvador Dali
Henri Rousseau
Max Ernst |
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