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Different Schools-
1. Impressionism
- Different styles and designs to come together to make the art piece.

Pierre Auguste Renoir work, Girl with a Watering Can.
2. Post-Impressionism
Focused on color and the structure and form of the image.

Paul Cezanne, Woman with Coffee Pot

3. Expressionism
Idea to express reality and capture a moment in time.

George Eastman, First Kodak Camera, 1888

4. Fauvism
Works emphasized painterly qualities and strong color over the representational or realistic values retained by Impressionism.

Henri Matisse, Woman with a Hat, 1905

5. Cubism
More geometric shapes to come together to make a visual masterpiece.

Pablo Picasso, Les Demoiselle d'Avignon, 1907

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Inner feelings were stressed upon with the use of color and light in artworks. Music compositions also reflected deep emotions, as shown in Beethoven's works.
- Caspar Davie Friedrich: Woman Before the Rising Sun

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- In France during the Enlightenment.
- Promoted classical influence from Greek and Roman styles, reason, nature and science, the ideal form and discipline.
- Jacques-Louis David: Oath of the Horatii. He stressed the importance of nationalism and patriotism.

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- Rococo art themes were a reaction against the geometric styles of the Renaissance and emphasized movement, theatricality, and illusion.
- Jean-Antoine Watteau: The Embarkation for Cythera.

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One focus of Romanticism was the love for nature and how it's portrayed. Romanticism criticized the the ideals of the Enlightenment and its focus on reason. This was especially evident in works of poets such as William Wadsworth.
- John Constable: Golding-Constables Kitchen Garden

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- Baroque art entailed the importance of emotion and passion.
- It usually consisted of extravagant architecture and music.
- Gian Lorenzo Bernini: Ecstasy of Saint Teresa demonstrates the emotions and movement of Renaissance art.

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Exhibit Eight - Happy Little Accidents: Modern Art

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Exhibit Eight - Happy Little Accidents: Modern Art

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Futurism is a blend of all the art styles, but mainly focus on a large array of colors and texture that can attract the viewers eye to different spots. Exhibit shown: Abstract Painting, Painting With White Border, German Wassily Kandisky

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Exhibit Six - Our Lives are Falling apART: Realism

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Exhibit Six - Our Lives are Falling apART: Realism

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- started around mid-19th century
- It focused on ordinary and real lives
- The Romanticism and Classicism ideals were rejected
- Realist artists were often criticized for their scenes of human misery and the "ugly" depictions of life
- Gustave Courbet: The Stone Breakers

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Exhibit Five - Happy Little Trees: Romanticism

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Exhibit Five - Happy Little Trees: Romanticism

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- first half of the 19th century
- focused on the expression of feelings and emotions.

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Exhibit Four - Science Rules! : The Enlightenment

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Exhibit Four - Science Rules! : The Enlightenment

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- 17th and 18th centuries
- Intellectual influences from philosophers and scientists led to styles that required higher attention to detail and emphasized reason, analysis, and individualism.
- Includes the schools of Neoclassicism and Rococo

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Exhibit Three - Pompous and Proper: Renaissance

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Exhibit Three - Pompous and Proper: Renaissance

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- 1400s began in Italy emphasizing the use of oil paints, light, perspective and depth and had a variety of themes.
- Michelangelo: Sistine Chapel one of the best artists of all time

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Exhibit Two - Death in the Streets: Middle Ages

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Exhibit Two - Death in the Streets: Middle Ages

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-14th and 15th centuries, the Middle Ages, Europe underwent change, especially in art.
- A new type of paint, tempera (using egg yolks to color) > cracked paintings
- Most paintings were very religious and 2D.
-The common theme was flat, cracked, Jesus.
- Popular Middle Age artists were Barnaba da Modena, Duccio di Buoninsegna, and Pietro Lorenzetti.
-Duccio painted Madonna and Child, a very famous art piece in Italy.

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Jackson: Logistics Manager
Emma: Design Manager
Parker: Tech Manager
JoJo: Research Manager

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Exhibit One - A Leaf as Pants: Early Civilizations

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Exhibit One - A Leaf as Pants: Early Civilizations

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-During the era of early civilizations, new forms of art came around that revolved around religion.
-The Roman Empire fell, giving rise to the new Byzantine Empire, leading to the beginning of Middle Ages art.

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Take a trip through the time periods with these exhibits:
Exhibit 1: A Leaf as Pants
Exhibit 2: Death in the Streets
Exhibit 3: Pompous and Proper
Exhibit 4: Science Rules!
Exhibit 5: Happy Little Trees
Exhibit 6: Our Lives are falling apART
Exhibit 7: This Pear is Now You
Exhibit 8: Happy Little Accidents

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Welcome to our state-of-the-art visual tour, with the legendary Bob Ross as your soothing tour guide.