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Pietistic Painting (Religious Christian Art). Illuminated manuscripts, mosaics, and fresco paintings in churches.

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Monumental sculpture, on the walls of Cathedrals and abbeys.

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Carved into stone, famous for pottery and jewelry.

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Naturalistic but idealized depictions of the human body. Mostly displayed mythical Greek heroes or athletes.

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Exhibit 1-2: Chris Lawerence
Exhibit 3-4: Alexa Gomez
Exhibit 5-6: Michael Atkins
Exhibit 7: Aimee Kanadjian
Exhibit 8: Gianna Lippi

design manager: Alexa Gomez
tech manager: Alexa Gomez

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Futurist architecture(1914)

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Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin (1912)

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'The Turning Road at L'Estaque',(1906)

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Woman with a Hat (1905)

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"Oath of the Horatii"
Jacques-Louis David
-classical emphasis
-shade and light

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Self-portrait (1907)

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Marzella (1910)

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"The Swing"
Jean - Honore Fragonard
- wanted to capture spontaneity
-symbolism

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The Enlightenment was also known as "The Age of Scientific Reason". This occurred from approximately the 1650's to the 1780's. A few main styles of art during the Enlightenment was Rococo and Neoclassical art.

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The Renaissance occurred from the 1300's to about the 1700's. Many art pieces were not only Christian but also included secular themes. Now instead of using egg-based paints, Renaissance painters used rich, oil-based paints to create more of a 3-D perspective. This also created a depth to the painting by having darker and lighter colors.

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Depicts the Crucification of Jesus - By artist, Cimabue (1240 - 1302 AD)

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Many Ancient Egyptian paintings survived for many thousands of years because of the extremely dry climate of the area.

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One of the most famous Medieval art pieces - By artist, Duccio di Buoninsegna (Unknown Birth, Died 1319 AD)

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All Medieval Art was either sculpted, plastered (mosaic), or painted (2 dimensional)

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Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, during the period of Egyptian history known as the New Kingdom.

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Famous Egyptian clay sculpture. Egyptian queen and the Great Royal Wife of Akhenaten, an Egyptian Pharaoh

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- born in germany
- 1880-1916
- movement
- futurist
- abstract nature, sharp angles, bold color
- gave colors meanings
- Gazelles, 1913

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- 1887-1914
- Born in Germany
- mystical
- symbolic
- reflected his life (war and travel)
- Great Zoo,1913

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- Born in Russia
- lived from 1866 -1944
- wanted to demonstrate true human emotion
- transcend physical and cultural boundaries
- Composition VIII, 1923

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"The Triumph of the Immaculate"
Paolo de Matteis
-exaggerated motion
-details produced drama and tension within the piece

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"Mona Lisa"
-one of the most well known pieces
-originally named the "Monna Lisa"

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(Juan Gris 1932)

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(Picasso 1932)

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At the Moulin Rouge, The Dance (1890)

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often used red as statement in his paintings

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Early 20th century, emphasized speed, technology, youth, and violence, and objects such as cars

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Developed different perceptions derived from impressionist example. May have emphasised pictorial structure

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Accentuated the effects of the passage of time and ordinary subject matter in the context of human perception. Occurred roughly in 1870's and 1880's. Their paintings resembled snapshots, as the Kodak hadn't been invented yet

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Cave Paintings, Art from The Ice Age

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In the early 19th century, after the Kodak had been invented, artists were free to paint emotionally and their work didn't have to resemble a snapshot, as the camera was there to do it for them

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Subjective perspective of the world, used for emotional effect

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Modern artists added paint structure and bold coloring to impressionist esque paintings

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"Prometheus Unbound" portrayed the Romantic ideal of a hero revolting against societal conventions.

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"Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway". While still a Romanticist, Turner is seen by some as a forerunner of Impressionism - he conveyed moods and showed interplay of light and objects.

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"Man and Women Gazing at the Moon". Friedrich believed nature was a manifestation of divine life, tried to depict that in his paintings.

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Romanticism rejected the Enlightenment's focus on reason and science, instead favoring intuition and emotion. In general, Romantic art was extremely dramatized and idealized nature.

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We here at Chambre Vingt Trois Musee hope you enjoy your visit. Our pieces are arranged from Early Civilizations to Modern Art. Below, we provided our recommandation of how you should go about the rest of your day.

YOU ARE HERE
Exhibit 1: Early and Classical Civilizations
Exhibit 2: Middle Ages
Exhibit 3: Renaissance
Exhibit 4:Enlightenment
Exhibit 5:Romanticism
Exhibit 6: Realism
Exhibit 7: Interpretive Art
wing 1- Impressionism
wing 2- Post-Impressionism
wing 3- Expressionism
wing 4- Fauvism
wing 5- Cubism
wing 6- Futurism
Exhibit 8: Modern Art

We hope you enjoy your stay!

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Symphony No. 9 Movement 4. All of the 9th Symphony was written when Beethoven was completely deaf.

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Beethoven, Symphony 9, 4th movement (complete) Ode to Joy, Presto, Philharmonia Baroque

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Realist art attempted to depict ordinary, everyday life. It strived for perfect realism, as the name would suggest.

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- 1860 ~ 1970
-Experimental
-main characteristics: abstract and expressionism

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Exhibit 1: Early and Classical Civilizations

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Exhibit 1: Early and Classical Civilizations