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IMPRESSIONISM -began with a group of — whose INDEPENDENT exhibits brought them to fame.

19th century Paris-based artists

the term IMPRESSIONISM derived from —

Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise.

IMPRESSIONISM -At first, Impressionist faced harsh opposition from the — but were soon followed by similar styles in other media like Impressionist music and Impressionist literature.

conventional art community in France

Impressionist art believed that the color of — was affected by the surrounding hues, and hence should — onto the scene and flow through the — in the painting.

shade filter and shine objects

IMPRESSIONISM -they focus on the “—” like daily ordinary people in the city, which is significant as compared to the — of earlier painters

here and now majestic subjects

-their emphasis on — causes a — effect of atmosphere and movement.

light and time transitional

Changes are shown in — caused by the light at different times of the day.

color and shape

WELL KNOWN IMPRESSIONIST

Claude Monet Pierre-Auguste Renoir

-He was the leader of the Impressionist, and he had a long-lasting fascination with observing and painting — and —

CLAUDE MONET light and nature.

CLAUDE MONET He used to always ask himself:

“What do I see and how do I capture it in painting?”

CLAUDE MONET -many of his beautiful paintings show places in the — he created for himself and his wife

garden

-liked to paint active groups of figures.

PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR

-his pictures were full of — of color and —

sketchy patches contrasts of light and shade.

PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR -he painted more than — paintings.

6,000

POERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR even when he became — in old age, he carried on the painting by wedging brushes between his —

crippled twisted fingers.

POST-IMPRESSIONISM style was led by –4

Cezanne, Gaugin, Van Gogh, and Seurat.

was the reaction against IMPRESSIONISM

POST-IMPRESSIONISM

Who painted THE STARRY NIGHT

Vincent Van Gogh

THE STARRY NIGHT (VINCENT VAN GOGH) -while he was at the peak of his —.

depression

STARRY NIGHT the landscape was the view from his window in

Saint Remy, France.

his art was unappreciated at that time

Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Nigjt

STARRY NIGHT —4

sloppy, unrefined, childish, and unrealistic

FAMOUS FILIPINO IMPRESSIONIST

Juan Luna Fernando Amorsolo

-despite being identified as a master of classical style, he tried his hand at Impressionism

JUAN LUNA

-first National Artist of the Philippines

FERNANDO AMORSOLO

FERNANDO AMORSOLO is known to catch the quality of “—”

sunlight at high noon

-art must have a more intimate and emotional view of life.

EXPRESSIONISM

an art movement conveyed strong emotional feelings.

EXPRESSIONISM

expressionist movement initially started in poetry and extended to —6

architecture, literature, theater, dance, film, and music.

EXPRESSIONISM it “expresses” the meaning of — rather than —

emotional experience physical reality.

FAMOUS EXPRESSIONISTS ARTIST

Edward Munch Ernst Kirchner

-forerunner of Expressionism.

EDVARD MUNCH

his early life was tortured by sickness, death, insanity, unhappy love affairs, and guilt.

Edward Munch

EDWARD MUNCH has rare ability to portray — in beautiful paintings.

anxiety and fear

Who painted the MUNCH

Edward Munch

ERNST KIRCHNER -suffered a breakdown as a

soldier in World War 1.

ERNST KIRCHNER his paintings showed fears about — in the modern world. -his works were destroyed or sold by the —.

humanity’s place Nazis

ARTILLERYMEN IN THE SHOWER

Kirchner

-realized that — and — on seeing the world were what Philippine art needed.

VICTORIO EDADES modernist experimentation and a new perspective

-”The Builders”

Victorio Edades

its use of overstressed features, dark hues, and thick brush strokes to express extreme feelings.

THE BUILDERS

-an art style characterized by the reconstruction of objects based on geometric figures.

CUBISM

CUBISM from the word “—”, it uses shapes to form the subject matter of the painting.

cube

PABLO PICASSO WORKS

Mandolin and zguitar Weeping Wooman

GEORGES BRAQUE WORKS

The Studio Houses at I’estaque

CUBISM ARTIST

Pablo Picasso Georges Braque

VICENTE MANANSALA -hardly — the image into pieces like many — the way Picasso and Braque did in their works.

tore jigsaw fragments

VICENTE MANANSALA he had his own “—” kind of cubism : — which he claimed he developed all by himself.

easy to understand “Transparent” Cubism

FILIPINO CUBIST

Vicente Manansala

DADAISM -”—”

What is art’s role in today’s modern age?

-furious with what was happening.

DADAISM

DADAISM using —, they protested against the modern society of war, capitalism, and the degradation of art.

art expression

-the most well-known Dadaist.

MARCEL DUCHAMP

MARCEL DUCHAMP -his works were ordinary, selected, and with little or no alteration. -he believed that art can be made from —.

anything

Fountain

Marcel Duchamp

Blood and Iron

John Heartfield

SURREALISM -in art means showing the image of the —

subconscious mind.

Surrealists wanted to tap into “— than what the eye —

higher reality” sees in the world.

SURREALISM channeled the unconscious as a means to unlock the — As a result, they produced — and — IMAGERY

power of human imagination. surprising and unexpected imagery.

SURREALIST believed that the — represented the power of imagination.

rational mind

SURREALISTS found — in the unexpected, strange, mysterious, creepy, or supernatural.

magic and strange beauty

used “—” (—) in drawing to unlock ideas and images.

automatism unconscious or involuntary act

-among the most versatile and prolific artists of the 20th century

SALVADOR DALI

INFLUENCE IN PHILIPPINE ART -Surrealist attracted a number of — and gave the artistic direction to what — were looking for.

adherents Filipino modernists

PIONEERS OF SURREALISM IN THE PHILIPPINES

GALO OCAMPO HERNANDO OCAMPO

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