Art History

Art Nouveau ended when the 20th-century modernists replaced it with newer styles. Although Art Nouveau never officially ended, it is now considered an important movement between historicism of neoclassicism and modernism.

Art is important because it shows the wonders we can do with paints and pencils and stuff. Also art displays the artists feelings and ways of his opinions. I personally love art because of the amount of detail and effort they put into them for us to enjoy. hope this helped!

sincerely,

Nathaniel Gilliam, former artist.

When the Romans found Greek Art, they felt inspired, and they also really liked their style alot. You can say that the Romans "copied" it, but they really just did some adjustments and maybe have Greek people to make their wonderful styles of Art. What the Greeks did, like make statues look relastic, then that's basically what the Romans done, with some items that they ALSO wanted to put.

There are a number of different sorts of ways that one could find a job with an art history degree. A person with an art history degree could find a job as a curator at an art gallery or museum. An example of another opportunity would be a job as an art consultant for police art forgery investigations. Another option for a job for someone with a degree in art history would be in the field of conserving art and restoring different arts. These are some of the different possibilities open to someone with a degree in art history.

Abstract or non-representational art can be found in all cultures, and even appears in prehistoric cave paintings. The form that we are most familiar with today is Modern Abstract Art, which began in the early 1900s. It evolved from many influences, but it is clear that the Impressionists set the scene for its arrival. Using experimental painting techniques, the Impressionists began to emphasize the act of painting over the subject matter. The Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) brought this idea to fruition when he abandoned representation altogether. His paintings progressed from representational landscapes, to dark lines with patches of colour, to complex arrangements of colourful shapes.

Kandinsky is generally recognized as the first Modern Abstract artist. His two series of paintings, 'Improvisations' and 'Compositions,' produced between 1910 and 1914, charted his movement to total abstraction. He developed and promoted his ideas through a group of like-minded artists, the Blue Rider group (Der Blaue Reiter).

Many later artists were influenced by Kandinsky, including Picasso, Braque and Mondrian, to name a few. Although he was recognised for his ground-breaking contribution to Modern Abstract Art, Kandinsky downplayed using such terms, writing, 'it is impossible to make clear the aim of a work of art by means of words'.

The art movement is Surrealism.

Surrealism was mainly about the dream world and the unconscious, like the name implies. Surrealists tried to merge reality and imaginary into one thing, just like the way the dream world is. Surrealism was all about the mysterious and dreamy qualities of life. Some Surrealists are Dali and Ernst.

the primary colours and he secondary colours which are on the colour wheel and the colours are....

primary colours: red, blue and yellow

secondary colours: purple, pink and orange

many are held in museums and art galleries in many countries but the most popular is the National Art Gallery in London.

everyone was turning gay and the person in charge at that time had chickenpox and he slept with his grandma and spreaded HIV to her this was not a very good situation- obviously because the randmah went and raped her grand-daughter which was only 4months (she used a big dild*)

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Commonly cave paintings would show great hunts that have happened within the tribe

It started out in the 1950s and hit its height during the 60s. It was a reaction against the status quo, as most art movements were, and reflected the changing American society. With the improving economy after WWII and increasingly materialistic culture of the US, pop art quickly became popular. The spread of television, pop music, and popular artists like Warhol and Lichtenstein helped this type of art flourish across the country.

Pointillism (or divisionism or luminism) was invented by Georges Seurat in the 1880s in Paris.

Georges Seurat studied the color theories of physicists like Michel-Eugene Chevreul, Edouard Rood and a few others.

Expressionism sought to express the meaning of "being alive" and emotional experience rather than physical reality. It is the tendency of an artist to distort reality for an emotional effect; it is a subjective art form. Abstract means there is no recognizable subject in the picture. Click link and see some expressionist pictures! The one by Kandinsky is abstract, the others are not.

Answer this question… Dadaists and Surrealists embraced silliness and the subconscious and rejected the reason and rationalism they felt had led to war and mass destruction.

What is the diffences between Greek art and Egyptian art? This answer is specifically about difference between Greek and Egyptian SCULPTURE. First, the Greek sculptors liberated their figures from the original stone block. The Egyptian obsession with permanence was alien to the Greeks, who were preoccupied with finding ways to represent motion rather than stability in their statues. Second, the kouroi are nude, just as Greek athletes competed nude in the Olympic games, and, in the absence of attributes, Greek youths as well as maidens are formally indistinguishable from Greek statues of deities.

Monet used a dabbing effect as well as rapid brushstrokes, mainly using oil paints in his artwork.

Classical art sought the perfect balance an beauty in natural things. The gods were of course perfect. Byzantine tradition is a stylized presentation of Christian persons or the Imperial court, usually in murals and mosaics.

you would have to be born in the family of pharohs. you would then have to sacrafice a human.

Donatello (b 1386 or 1387; d Florence, 13 Dec 1466) did not invent the technique for casting bronze. He was however the first sculptor since antiquity to revive the use of bronze casting to create free standing figures. He is also considered to be the father of modern sculpture. The art of casting bronze has been used since Sumerian times. Also used in Egypt, where it is believed the Greeks learned the technique in the 6th century BC. Greek statues 'The Riace Bronzes, Warrior Figures' date around 460-450 BC. Marble has long been the choice of material for sculptors, from the ancient Greeks up to the present.

Romanticism .

The oldest piece of sculpture known is called 'The Venus of Willendorf'. It is supposed to be about 25 000 years old.

Baroque was just the next step in the artistic revolution and advancement that began with the Renaissance. Things such as realism and paint quality were greatly increased and interior decoration and furniture design also improved as industry and the ability to craft such things improved.

The french term 'fauve' (meaning wild beast) was used by an art critic to criticize the unique work of Henri Matisse (Une Femme au Chapeau - 1905) involving vibrant and vivid colors.

Post-impressionism is not an -ism as such, just a term to include some of the painters who were important after impressionism. Mainly van Gogh and Gauguin. In sculpture. Rodin was a Post-Impressionist.

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