Western Art II 3
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- Large Odalsque
- Ingres. Romanticism.
- The Hay Wain
- Constable. Romanticism.
- The Slave Ship
- Turner. Romanticism.
- term: odalisque
- A concubine, sex slave to a sultan or other important figure.
- term: picturesque
- Ideal, landscape that relays an ideal
- Opera
- Garnier. French Academic. Paris, France.
- A Burial at Ornans
- Courbet. Realism.
- The Horse Fair
- Bonheur. Realism.
- The Luncheon on the Grass
- Manet. Realism.
- Olympia
- Manet. Realism.
- Impression: Sunrise
- Monet. Impressionism.
- Moulin de la Galette
- Renoir. Impressionism.
- On the Balcony
- Merisot. Impressionism.
- In the Loge
- Cassatt. Impressionism.
- The Rehearsal on Stage
- Degas. Impressionism.
- Paris Street, Rainy Day
- Cailebotte. Impressionism.
- A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
- Senrat. Post Impressionism.
- The Starry Night
- Van Gogh. Post Impressionism.
- The Scream
- Munch. Post Impressionism.
- Mont Sainte-Victoire
- Cezanne. Post Impressionism.
- Les Demoiselles D\'Avignon (Young Ladies of Avignon)
- Picasso. Cubism.
- Violin and Palette
- Braque. Analytic Cubism.
- Glass and Bottle of Suze
- Picasso. Synthetic Cubism.
- The Large Blue Horses
- Marc. Expressionism.
- Unique Forms of Continuity in Space
- Boccioni. Futurism.
- Torso of a Young Man
- Brancusi. Modern Sculpture.
- Suprematist Painting (Eight Red Rectangles)
- Malevich. Suprematism.
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Composition with Yellow, Red, and Blue, 1927
- Mondrian. Rationalism.
- Fountain
- Duchamp. Dadaism.
- Object (Luncheon in Fur)
- Oppenheim. Surrealism.
- Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California
- Lange. Modern Art.
- American Gothic
- Wood. Regionalism.
- Autumn Rhythm (Number 30)
- Pollock. Abstract Expressionism
- Woman I
- De Kooning. Abstract Expressionism.
- Lavender and Mulberry
- Rothko. Color Field painting.
- Canyon
- Rauschenberg. Assemblage.
- Leap Into The Void
- Klein. Happenings/Performance Art.
- Just What Is It That Makes Today\'s Homes So Different, So Appealing?
- Hamilton. Pop Art.
- Marilyn Diptych
- Warhol. Pop Art.
- Untitled
- Judd. Minimalism.
- How To Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare
- Beuys. Conceptualism.
- The Dinner Party
- Chicago. Feminism.
- The Liberation of Aunt Jemima
- Saar. Feminism.
- term: Haussmannization
- The remodeling of Paris\'s streets to widen them, subsequently forcing the poor to other parts of the city.
- term: avant-garde
- New, experimental, or radical in nature
- term: Realism
- Works depicting the social realities of life.
- term: Impressionism
- Really loose, messy style - further back you go, the clearer the image becomes.
- term: en plein air
- Painting outside, in the elements.
- term: Post-Impressionism
- The paintings influenced by the Impressionist movement, after it.
- term: pointillism/divisionism
- small, repeated dabs of paint that blend together
- term: impasto
- Thick building of paint
- term: Japonisme
- More easily accessible Eastern prints influencing Western art.
- term: architectonic
- Resembles spacial construction of a building, paint style rather than realistic portrayal, streamlined instead.
- term: Fauvism
- Deliberately using jarring colors that are not picked from life
- The Woman With the Hat
- Matisse. Fauvism.
- term: Analytic Cubism
- Break objects into parts to analyze them. Picking things apart and rearranging component parts.
- term: Synthetic Cubism
- Complex compositions by combining and transforming individual elements.
- term: collage
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Glued paper elements together on one surface
- term: Expressionism
- Movement away from forms and towards more free forms and colors
- term: Futurism
- Embracing a masculine, futuristic world with the energy and power of urban life.
- term: Suprematism
- \"Freedom from the burden of the object.\" Simple and yet expressive.
- term: Dada
- A movement in response to World War I, questioning the nature of art itself and trying to deliberately confuse the viewer.
- term: readymade
- Pieces made from found objects, hardly altered, just assembled together.
- term: Rationalism
- A higher, rational beauty than subjective sensual beauty. Elimination of everything subjective or sensual.
- term: Surrealism
- Exploration of subconscious and exploring of new imageries
- term: Federal Art Project
- Part of the Great Depression relief programs, artists were commissioned by the government to document the Depression.
- term: Regionalism
- Mainly Midwest based, embodies American Values. Focus on the Great Depression since it hit them hard.
- term: Abstract Expressionism
- Expressionism completely free of figurative elements
- term: Color Field
- Nothing representational. Bring out emotion and subconscious with pure color
- term: Assemblage/combines
- Combinations of various materials and mediums, usually paintings and sculptures
- term: Happenings/Performance art
- Art made with the actions and movements of one\'s bodies rather than traditional materials.
- term: installations
- Large pieces of artwork set up in a specific location
- term: Pop Art
- Art centering around popular culture, mass production and commercialism
- term: Minimalism
- Focus on extremely simple shapes, but not necessarily concepts
- term: Conceptualism
- Dealing with specific new concepts
- term: Feminist Art
- Closely tied to Feminist movement, focusing on the lack of prominent women in the art world and on women\'s issues
- term: appropriation
- Taking from other artworks and altering or incorporating into a new work
- term: Earthworks
- Pieces made as part of the land itself, usually site specific
- Spiral Jetty
- Smithson. Earthwork.
- Tilted Arc
- Serra. Postmodernism.
- Piss Christ
- Serrano. Postmodernis,.
- term: Postmodernism
- Stuff that is past the modernism movement.
- term: National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
- A federal grant program to fund artist\'s projects