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    STYLES IN

    PAINTING
    (EXPRESSIONISM)
    Expressionism

    This was a European method that flourished in the first decade of the
    twentieth century. In this method, artists have the freedom to consider
    their personal style in presenting their subject or expressing their
    thought or feelings.

    An art in which the image of reality is distorted in order to make it


    expressive of the artist's inner feelings or ideas.
    These are various types of expressionism :
    SYMBOLISM
    • It is a thing or a single object that stands for another thing. A

    flying dove for instance stand for freedom.

    • Symbolist art shifted the emphasis from the direct

    representation of nature to the world of the imagination.


    Instead of describing something with precise, realistic detail or
    stating facts they used personal metaphors and symbols,
    evoking a meaning or feeling instead.

    Death and the Masks (1897) James


    The Dream
    The Poor Fisherman
    by Pierre Puvis de Chavannes
    oil on canvas by Pierre Puvis de
    In this painting, Love, Wealth and Glory
    Chavannes, 1881
    appear to a sleeping traveler
    FAUVISM
    It is a kind of style or movement in painting that is

    characterized by pigments.

    Fauvism is usually used to express a feeling of joy,

    comfort or pleasure through extremely bright

    colors and concerned on the brightness of the

    colors.

    Woman with a Hat (1905) Henri Matisse


    Le bonheur de vivre
    The Green Stripe Painting (The Joy of Life)
    by Henri Matisse by Henri Matisse.
    DADAISM
    The word “dada” is a French word meaning horse. It is a protest

    movement against the traditional ancient arts and evils in society.

    Dadaist artists expressed their discontent toward violence, war, and

    nationalism and maintained political affinities with radical politics on

    the left-wing and far-left politics.

    Max Ernst
    Dada Head
    by Sophie Taeuber-Arp Medium : Dada Gauguin
    painted wood by Max Ernst
    Periods: Dada,Geometric 1920
    Abstraction French, born Germany, 1891–1976
    SURREALISM
    Surrealism aims to revolutionise human experience. It balances a

    rational vision of life with one that asserts the power of the

    unconscious and dreams. The movement's artists find magic and

    strange beauty in the unexpected and the uncanny, the disregarded

    and the unconventional.

    Surreal means intense irrationality or beyond natural. It

    emphasizes activities of the subconscious mind. In other words,

    surrealism pictures out image in a form of a dream.

    René Magritte
    The Double Secret
    By René Magritte The Persistence of Memory
    1927 Painting by Salvador Dalí
    Oil on canvas. 114 x 162 cm (44.8 x 63.7 in).
    FUTURISM
    Movies such as Star Wars, Time Machine, Terminator, etc. picture

    something in the future. The same thing is portrayed in paintings. It

    exalts success in technology. Subject includes supersonic trains, jet,

    modern houses and anything that relates to the importance of

    modernization.

    It emphasized the dynamism, speed, energy, and power of the

    machine and the vitality, change, and restlessness of modern life.

    Gerardo Dottori
    Cityscape
    Reconstructing the Universe Visit By Tulio Crali (1939)
    Italian Futurism, 1909-1944
    LET’S HAVE
    SOME QUICK
    REVIEW
    SYMBOLISM DADAISM FAUVISM
    FUTURISM DADAISM
    SYMBOLISM FUTURISM
    FAUVISM SURREALISM
    SURREALISM SYMBOLISM
    THANK YOU!
    ACTIVITY : RESEARCH AND IDENTIFY WHICH TYPE OF
    EXPRESSIONISM ART EACH ARTWORK/ IMAGE DEPICTS.

    The Elephant Celebes


    Self-Portrait with Death
    Playing the Fiddle
    Max Ernst Music
    by Arnold Böcklin • Date: 1921; Cologne / Cöln / Köln, Painting by Henri Matisse
    Germany
    • Style: Dada, Metaphysical art
    The Knife Grinder, Kasimir “Lullaby of Uncle Magritte”
    Malevich 1912 Michael Cheval, (2016)

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