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The Art Story: Visual Art Movements, Artists, Ideas, and Definitions

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The Art Story is the History of Visual Art that is optimized for the web: we clearly and graphically overview and analyze classical and modern artists, movements, and ideas.

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Insanity, according to the surrealists, who were influenced by Sigmund Freud's theories about dreams and the unconscious, is the breaking of the rules of logic. To illustrate this idea, they produced art that was impossible to produce in reality, juxtaposing unlikely forms with unfathomable landscapes.

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The art movement known as "Fauvism" refers to the bold colors and aggressive brushstrokes used by a group of artists from roughly 1905 to 1910, including Henri Matisse and André Derain.

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The term "Impressionism" refers to a painting movement that originated in France in the middle to late 19th century. Characteristics of the movement include unblended color, an emphasis on the accurate representation of natural light, and small, visible brushstrokes that offer the bare impression of form.

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René Magritte, The Treachery of Images, 1928

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René Magritte, The Treachery of Images, 1928

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This painting of Rene Magritte, is a surreal art work becuase it demostrates with the words “this is not a pipe” representing that not all words are meant what they are meant to be when its clearly a pipe what is in there, so that is irrational.

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Woman with a Hat (1905) by Henri Matisse

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Woman with a Hat (1905) by Henri Matisse

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This painting by Henri Matisse is a very interesting painting about a picture of a woman. This can be clasified as fuvism because there are many colors in it that are not necessary, but it can still be understand whats in it.

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Landscape with Figures (1909) by Othon Friesz

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Landscape with Figures (1909) by Othon Friesz

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This painting made by Othon Friesz is a very interesting example of fauvism, because it contains inecessarily colors to represnt something simple like humans and nature.

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Photographic collages like Egg in the Church or The Snake are examples that were made popular by surrealists like Breton and Man Ray. The title is symbolic and 

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Rouen Cathedral: The Facade at Sunset, Claude Monet

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Rouen Cathedral: The Facade at Sunset, Claude Monet

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One of Monet's most well-known series is The Facade at Sunset, which features the Rouen Cathedral. He experimented with the effects of various lighting during the winter by painting the cathedral at various times of the day. With only sporadic glimpses of the sky at the top, the cathedral's burnt orange and blue exterior dominates the canvas. The brushstrokes play with the light and mood on the stones and the details on their carved surfaces as they are layered over the top of the Gothic building.

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The Battle of the USS "Kearsarge" and the CSS "Alabama", Edouard Manet

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The Battle of the USS "Kearsarge" and the CSS "Alabama", Edouard Manet

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Manet has always been enamored of the sea, since since his days as a merchant marine. The textual and visual accounts of the American Civil War combat that took place off the Cherbourg coast, when the Union cruiser Kearsarge sank the Confederate ship Alabama, served as the inspiration for this remarkable canvas. While depicting modern-day maritime warfare is nothing new, the usual panoramic view is distorted by a higher vantage point, as if the picture were captured from an observation ship's mast.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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realism: realism in surealism can be shown in all arts because the point of the movement is to do non reasonable objects and for that to be shown, the painting has to look very real.
text: text in surrealism is shown because the thinking that sometign is not what it is when it clearly shows someting and its name, it is irrational.
irrationalism: irrationalism takes a very important part in surrealism, because it is what it defines it. It can be shown in art in the way of objects not being rational and in paintings demostrating imposible things.

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Use of color as a legitimate artistic goal for its own sake.
- A rich surface texture that shows paint's presence.
- Freehand lines made on canvas and paint texture-suggested lines.

-Using primary colors that clash and experimenting with values and intensities.

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Quick, loose brush strokes.

Bright paintings.

“En plein air” (Painting Outside)

Relative color.

Clearer picture from further away.

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A literary and creative movement known as dadaism centers on willful absurdity and the rejection of conventional artistic standards.

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The foundation of constructivism is the belief that people actively create their own knowledge and that reality is shaped by your experiences as a learner.

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Beginning in Italy about 1909, the futurism movement is characterized by a desire to give formal expression to the dynamic energy and motion of mechanical processes.

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Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, two artists, created the cubism movement in about 1907–1908. It was a revolutionary new method of depicting reality. They combined many perspectives of the same subject matter (typically objects or persons) to create paintings that look fractured and abstract.

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Expressionism is a theory or approach in art that aims to capture the artist's personal feelings and reactions to things and situations.

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The word "abstract expressionism" refers to contemporary abstract art styles created by American artists including Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, and Jackson Pollock in the 1940s and 1950s. The impression of spontaneity and expressive brushstrokes or mark-making are frequent characteristics.

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The darkly comic Dada Dolls by Höch stand apart from any other work produced by the other Dada artists with whom she initially associated in Berlin. These small

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This piece is a prime illustration of Dada's contempt for conventional art. The Mona Lisa (1517) painting, which had just recently been recovered to the Louvre after being stolen in 1911, was transformed by Duchamp into a cheap postcard. Even though it was already well-known, the publicity surrounding the theft made it one of the most beloved and well-known pieces of art, or art with a capital A. Duchamp sketched a beard and a goatee on the face of Mona Lisa and wrote L.H.O.O.Q. on the postcard.

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- irrationality
- humor
- sillines
-artistic freedom
- spontaneity

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Funeral of the Anarchist GalliArtist: Carlo Carrà

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Funeral of the Anarchist GalliArtist: Carlo Carrà

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When this groundbreaking piece was displayed in Milan during the 1911 Mostra d'arte libera, it helped to establish Futurism ,Exhibition of free art.The painting blended the fragmented images of Cubism with the brushstrokes and fuzzy outlines of Post-Impressionism.

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Beat the Whites with the Red WedgeArtist: El Lissitzky

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Beat the Whites with the Red WedgeArtist: El Lissitzky

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Malevich taught at the Revolutionary People’s Art Schoolin Vitebsk which had been founded by Marc Chagall. Having replaced Chagall as the School’s director, Malevich formed a workshop called UNOVIS, which ran between 1919-22. The aim of UNOVIS was to promote the art of Suprematism.

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When this groundbreaking piece was displayed in Milan during the 1911 Mostra d'arte libera, it helped to establish Futurism (Exhibition of free art). The painting blended the fragmented images of Cubism with the brushstrokes and fuzzy outlines of Post-Impressionism.

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Malevich is credited as being the creator of Suprematist art. He had collaborated on the opera Victory Over the Sun in 1913 with the composer Mikhail Matyushin, poets Aleksei Kruchenykh, and Velimir Khlebnikov. Malevich was in charge of designing the costumes, which he did utilizing straightforward geometric patterns and colors.

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The use of primary geometric or technoid forms, put in a space or surface in a pleasing arrangement, was one of the fundamental formal elements of constructivist art.

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It placed a strong emphasis on dynamism, speed, technology, youth, violence, and things like cars, planes, and industrial cities.

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Les Demoiselles d'AvignonArtist: Pablo Picasso

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Les Demoiselles d'AvignonArtist: Pablo Picasso

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Even Picasso's closest artistic colleagues found the picture to be disturbing in terms of both its subject matter and formal innovation. Although naked ladies as a subject matter is not particularly innovative, Picasso's portrayal of the women as prostitutes in overtly sexual poses is.

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Houses at L'EstaqueArtist: Georges Braque

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Houses at L'EstaqueArtist: Georges Braque

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Paul Cézanne's work and Picasso's Les Demoiselles from the previous year are both evident in this painting by Braque. He emulated Cézanne's unidirectional, homogeneous brushstrokes and flat spacing, but Picasso's radical form simplification and use of geometric shapes to describe objects were his inspiration.

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The utilization of numerous viewpoints, geometric shapes, a monochromatic color scheme, and a flattened picture plane are four crucial aspects of cubism.

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Munch specialized in depicting death, anguish, and anxiety throughout his creative career in deformed and emotionally charged portraits; these subjects and techniques would later be embraced by the Expressionists.

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Der Blaue ReiterArtist: Wassily Kandinsky

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Der Blaue ReiterArtist: Wassily Kandinsky

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This ground-breaking canvas depicts a seemingly straightforward scene of a lone rider racing through a landscape, but it marks a turning point in Kandinsky's evolving pictorial vocabulary. The sun-dappled hillside here demonstrates a deep interest in light and dark contrasts as well as movement and stillness, both of which are key themes in his body of work.

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They employed clashing colors, rough, quick brushwork, and jagged, twisted lines for expressionism

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Like many other painters of the day, Clyfford Still focused mostly on representational painting in the early 1940s, conjuring gloomy, dark images in somber hues. By the middle of the 1940s, the dashes and jagged colored lines that started to appear on top of his paintings signaled a change in his style.

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Autumn Rhythm (Number 30) (1950)Artist: Jackson Pollock

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Autumn Rhythm (Number 30) (1950)Artist: Jackson Pollock

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The artwork is a prime example of Pollock's well-known "drip" paintings, which were created by the artist pouring, splattering, and physically applying paint to a canvas that was lying on the ground from above. A career turning point for Pollock, this method of using gesture, line, texture, and composition to communicate an inner emotional turmoil also helped popularize the New York School of painters.

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The style of abstract expressionism's visual elements is Large-scale works, the viewpoint of the artist, inspiration from surrealism, motivation, the diversity of color, and related readings.

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The prints of the paintings is based on the sport golf becuase I like it a lot and for me it is easy to represent it. For my topic golf, I chose the best golfers of all time: tiger woods, boby jones and jack nicklaus. To represent them I draw a portrait of them in the cubism type of art. I choose cubism becuase it is easy for me to do and I can do many things with it.

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This painting is of the greatest golfer of all time posing like if it was a picture making it a portrait. This drawing fits the movement cubism because it is made of geometric shapes in every space of it.

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This drawing is of the amateur legend of golf boby jones, and it is the same of tiger woods a portrait of him. This drawing fits the cubism movement because it is made of shapes and every space of it has shapes fit in it.

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This drawing is a portrait of jack nicklaus winning a tournament. This drawing is made in the movement cubism because it is made of geometrical shapes.

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This artwork is done to represent the greatest figures of the sport of golf( my hobbie) in the form of expression cubism. Each of this paintings were inspired in protraits of the greatest players of all time and have some similarities like the background. To conclude this art work represents one of the greatest sports of all time in the form of the movement cubism.