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1. ExpressionismEarly Expressionism in German Theatre 2. Lyrical plays of social criticism, satire and protest existed before 1910. 3. MAN #1 4. Georg BÜchner ( 1813-1837)…
1. Geometric Expressionism In an art class, you may have be told that blue is a cool colour and that red is warm. You may also have been told that blue and yellow are complimentary.…
1. Abstract ExpressionismBy: Christy Balewski&Sam Bush 2. What it is…Abstract Expressionism isa painting movement in which artists typically applied paint rapidly,…
1. ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM “THE NEW YORK SCHOOL” Elena Winberry Danielle Hutko Dominique Greer “ These New York artists viewed their art as a weapon in the struggle…
1. What is Abstract Expressionism? 2. Milton Avery The Baby, 1944 3. Willem de Kooning 4. Willem de Kooning 5. Franz Kline New York, N.Y. 1953 6.
Impressionism and Expressionism as an art movement and some famous artists that used these techniques
EXPRESSIONISM Date(s): _______________________________________ Essential questions based on the Expressionism readings 1. Why did artists turn away from previous ideas about…
1. Jordan University of Science and TechnologyCollege of Architecture and Design / Department of ArchitectureArch. 331 Modern ArchitectureInstructor: Dr. Raed Al TalSummer…
1.Expressionism (German)2. Properties of Expressionism• Focused on the symbolic, emotional and spiritualmeaning of art• Artist’s inner world• Expressionism is a state…
1.EXPRESSIONISM Revision 2. Introduction • The name Expressionism is used to refer to the German art of the early 20th century. • This is a European phenomenon that had…
1.Abstract Expressionism1946 – 1960 2. What is Abstract Expressionism?3. 1940-19604. "To us, art is an adventure into an unknown world of the imagination which is…
1. Expressionism Dada 2. Edvard Munch 1863 – 1944 3. 4. 5. 6. Matthias Grünewald c. 1470 – 1528 7. Van Gogh 8. Albrecht Dürer 1471–1528 9. Die Brucke 1905 (Dresden/Berlin)Fritz…
1. EXPRESSIONISM Date(s): _______________________________________ Essential questions based on the Expressionism readings 1. Why did artists turn away from previous ideas…
1.EXPRESSIONISM.2. Expressionism was an early 19-teens movement that was characterized by the use of colors and elongated, exaggerated forms toconvey mood and emotions.It…
1. FAUVISM & EXPRESSIONISM Presentation by SANA HORANI 2. FAUVISIM (1904-1907) ◦ The term ‘fauve’ is French for ‘wild…
1. 1905-1940s 2. EXPRESSIONISM 1905-1940s Center: Germany overlapped with other major isms of the modernistperiod: with Futurism, Vorticism, Cubism,Surrealism…
1. Formed in Dresden, Germanyby Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Published their manifesto in1906, using wood carving as atemplate They liked woodcuts for theplain, crude…
1. Abstract Expressionism1946 – 1960 2. What is Abstract Expressionism? 3. 1940-1960 4. "To us, art is an adventure…
Abstract Expressionism The Sublime and the Spiritual MoMA Abstract Expressionism Questions Can art evoke emotion? What techniques or strategies can artists use to represent…
Expressive sculptures Expressionism Monsters??? Hieronymus Bosch Hieronymus, or Jerome, Bosch, b. c.1450, d. August 1516, spent his entire artistic career in the small Dutch…