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    Arellano University

    Junior High School Department


    Juan Sumulong Campus
    2600 Legarda St. Sampaloc, Manila
    Score
    PACUCOA Accredited- Level II
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    Subject: 1 Quarter – Lesson 1: ARTS 10
    Name: Date:
    Grade and Section: Teacher: Ms. Richel M. Talisay

    ACTIVITY TITLE:

     MODERN ART: The Impressionist

    LEARNING TARGET:

     To identify the different art elements and principles in the production of art following the various
    movement styles in art.
     To analyze the different principles of art that reflect the different moods, ideas, or messages
    from the artwork of various movements.
     To appreciate some of the famous artworks of the Impressionist painters by actively
    participating in the discussion.

    CONCEPT NOTES:

    MODERN ART

    Modern art is characterized by the contemporary styles of visual art and the result of various
    social factors that saw the advancement of science and technology. It includes all the movements,
    theories, and attitudes that reject traditional, historical, or academic forms, and conventions to create
    art in a more advanced way with the use of modern technology.

    THE IMPRESSIONISTS

    Impressionism is a French 19 th-century art movement that portrays the effects of experience
    upon the consciousness of the artist and his audience. It is characterized by short brisk strokes of
    bright colors to recreate the impression of light on objects. Impressionist artists include Claude Monet,
    Edouard Manet, Auguste Renoir, Paul Cezanne, and Vincent Van Gogh.

    CHARACTERISTICS:

    a. Color and light

     Short broken strokes


     Pure unmixed colors placed side by side
     Freely brushed colors

    b. Everyday subjects

     Scene of life
     Household objects
     Landscapes and seascapes

    c. Painted outdoors
     Captures the ever-changing effects of light on objects

    d. Open composition

     Moved away from the formal, structural approach to placing and positioning their subject.

    IMPRESSIONIST PAINTERS

    CLAUDE MONET (1840-1926)


    Monet was one of the founders of the Impressionist movement best
    known for his landscape paintings. His style of painting used the variation of
    colors, light, and seasonal changes.

    Famous Paintings:

    Impressionism: Sunrise (1872) Red Boats at Argenteuil (1875) La Promenade (1875)

    EDOUARD MANET (1832-1883)


    Manet was one of the first 19th century artists to depict modern-life
    subjects. He was the key figure in the transition from realism to impressionism
    with a number of his works considered as marking the birth of modern art.

    Famous Paintings:

    The Garden of Manet (1881) Mosnier Decked with Flags Landscape with a Village Church (1870)
    PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR (1841-1919)
    Pierre-Auguste Renoir was one of the central figures of the impressionist movement. His works
    are full of sparkling colors and vibrant light.
    He used a more disciplined and formal technique to paint portraits of actual people and figure
    paintings.

    Famous Paintings:

    Luncheon of the Boating Party (1881) Dance at the Moulin de Gallete (1876)

    The Umbrellas (1881-1886)

    POST- IMPRESSIONIST PAINTERS

    PAUL CĖZANNE (1839-1906)


    He was a French post-impressionist painter whose works created the
    bridge between impressionism and cubism.

    Famous Paintings:

    La maison du pendu (1873) Still Life with Compotier (1878) A Painter at work (1875)
    VINCENT VAN GOGH (1853-1890)
    He was a post-impressionist painter whose works were remarkable for their strong, heavy
    brush strokes, intense emotions, and colors that pulsate with energy.

    Famous Paintings:

    Starry Night (1889) Paysage sous un ciel mouvemente Sous-bois

    Art Activity:
    Create a simple Mosaic or Pointillism

    Materials needed:

    Colored paper/art paper, glue, Oslo paper

    What to do:

    Mosaics or Pointillism

    1. Prepare plenty of little squares of circles of colored paper, like those leftovers by a hole punch.
    You can also tear tiny pieces of art paper.

    2. Glue them down on a clean sheet of Oslo paper to create your mosaic or dot pictures.

    Note: When you’re done, take a picture of your work then paste it on the box below.

    Rubrics:

    Cleanliness --------------- 10%


    Detailed of your work -- 10%
    Creativity ------------------ 15%
    Originality ----------------- 15%
    Total ------------------------ 50%

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