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Arnason, H. Harvard., and Daniel Wheeler. History of Modern Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture. New York: Abrams, 1986.

Arnason, H. Harvard., and Elizabeth Mansfield. History of Modern Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Photography. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall, 2010.

Gardner, Helen, Richard G. Tansey, and Fred S. Kleiner. 1996. Gardner's art through the ages.

Stokstad, Marilyn, and Michael Watt Cothren. 2014. Art history. Boston: Pearson Education.

Roy Lichtenstein, Crying Girl, 1964, ARTstor http://library.artstor.org/library/secure/ViewImages?id=%2FTRKfyk3ISk0PSI9alN7R3MmXHose1I%3D

Documents of Dada and Surrealism: Dada and Surrealist Journals in the Mary Reynolds Collection
http://www.artic.edu/reynolds/essays/hofmann2.php

Fauvism | Essay | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Author: Rewald http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/fauv/hd_fauv.htm

Symbolism | Essay | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Author: Myers http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/symb/hd_symb.htm

MoMA Learning
https://www.moma.org/learn/moma_learning/themes/what-is-modern-art

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Made: 1912
Pablo Picasso
Born: 1881–1973

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Made: 1903–1904
Pablo Picasso
Born: 1881–1973

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Boccioni Umberto
Claes Oldenburg
Andy Warhol
Roy Lichtenstein

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Made: 1924
Robert Delaunay
Born:

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Made: 1967
Andy Warhol

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Made: 1889
Vincent van Gogh
Born: 1853–1890
Capturing the nature of the environment and how he sees the world. Emphasis on the flow of things, movement everywhere.

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Claude Monet
Camille Pissarro
Henri Rousseau
Vincent Van Gogh
Gustav Klimt
Duane Michals

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Made: 1969
Claes Oldenburg

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Made: 1955–1956
Robert Frank

Born: 1924–

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Made: 1930
Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan
Born: 1872–1944

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CHILD WITH A TOY HAND GRENADE IN CENTRAL PARK

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CHILD WITH A TOY HAND GRENADE IN CENTRAL PARK

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Made: 1962
Diane Arbus
Born: 1923–1971

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Made in: 1968
Duane Michals
Born: 1932-
I chose this piece, because although it isn't clear at first, can address the ideas of nature of a man in society/ the nature of a woman. The idea of the relationship, a man and woman, and roles established.

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Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

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Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

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Made: 1884-86
Georges Seurat
Born: 1859-1891
A classic approach of appealing to nature and beauty of "nature"

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Made: 1964
Roy Lichtenstein
Born: 1923–1997

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Sound of the Street Penetrating the House

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Sound of the Street Penetrating the House

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Made: 1911
Boccioni Umberto
Born: 1882-1916

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You have a pyramid of principles! Good ones, too.
EC 6 Dec

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Georges-Pierre Seurat Gerrit Thomas Rietveld
Ed Ruscha
Pieter Cornelis  Mondriaan
Theo van Doesburg
Robert Delaunay

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Jasper Johns

Kasmir Malevich
Duane Michals
Robert Rauschenberg
Louise Nevelson

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Made: 1955
Jasper Johns
Born: 1930-

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Robert Rauschenberg
Made: 1959
Born:

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Made: 1958
Louise Nevelson
Born:

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The Hungry Lion Throws Itself on the Antelope

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The Hungry Lion Throws Itself on the Antelope

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Made: 1905
Henri Rousseau
Born: 1844–1910
Another piece, that exemplifies this principle, in both the nature of predator and prey and the green nature of the environment.

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JUST WHAT IS IT THAT MAKES TODAY’S HOMES SO DIFFERENT, SO APPEALING?

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JUST WHAT IS IT THAT MAKES TODAY’S HOMES SO DIFFERENT, SO APPEALING?

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Richard Hamilton

Made: 1956
Born: 1922–2011

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Made: 1963
Ed Ruscha
Born:

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Made: 1867-1959.
Frank Lloyd Wright

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Made: 1907–1908
Gustav Klimt
Born: 1862–1918

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Edvard Munch
Made: 1893–1893
Born: 1863–1944

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Wow, Jacob, you practically have a textbook here! ;-) Your 5 principles are hard to extract from all this, though. A simple list that includes the principles and definitions, accompanied by illustrations for each will help you when you meet with your group.
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I am still working on it, you caught me at a time when I was reorganizing my thoughts, these are not the final principles.

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Pablo Picasso
Richard Hamilton
Robert Frank
Roy Lichtenstein
Diane Arbus
Edvard Munch

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Henri Matisse
Pablo Picasso
Alexandra Exter, Sevres Bridge 1912
Natalya Udalzova, At the Piano, 1915
Robert Delaunay
The three Windows, the Tower and the wheel 1912

Eiffel tower

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Olympia, 1863-65
Portrait of Emile Zola 1867
Claude Monet
Camille Pissarro The Public Garden at Pontoise, 1874
Georges Seurat, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, 1884-86

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Includes art pieces that contain line, and the compositions are arranged in a geometric way. These pieces also include a strong use of color theory, and arrangement. Also associated with parts of early on design principles, where artist made technical choices, thinking about the frame of the canvas/ photo etc. Also deliberate use of strong color, no color to invoke an reaction from the viewer, thinking of how the brain perceives color from a distance or up close. Factors dealing with math/ or equations.

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Includes art from which the artist draws from nature. Includes realism and captures the world as we see it. Also includes Impressionist, artists who caught the world in vivid  beautiful color. This common element is carried throughout multiple eras, and represented in multiple forms. Can be purely abstract, and still conceivable. Can also mean the "nature" of something. The nature of a calm town, nature of resting water. Primarily the main focus is the "nature" of something .

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A common emotion, but that can be representation in many ways. Often associated with expressionism, a period of time when artist used the canvas / or other medium to explore their feelings. Often to conveys message, they use colors, that carry specific tone and weight. Also can be referenced when there was high tensions in the world, WWI, etc. The artists were interested in capturing the world or viewpoint to display. The Great Depression introduces a new way of depicting the atmosphere than photos.

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Paintings that play with the mind and the focus is on the painting. Artists interested in playing with the perception of nature and the way we view the world. Use of thick paint/ materials are emphasized. Includes assemblage, trying to voice a message. There is various forms of abstraction, such as expressionism, the bauhaus, russian avante garde, and runs through various cultures. Abstraction also leads to new forms, such as performances, and earth art. Manipulation of ideas and forms play a big role.

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A frequent motif subtle in the work that calls to a future. At first, introduced in futurism and the idea of the city/ progression. The work sometimes contains iconography with buildings, or a new ideal. Works that tries to push for a more modern world as well as dealing with issues such as consumerism. The materials play an important role as well, whether it be industrial design, architecture, sculpture and new forms of painting. Ranges from countries. art between the wars, can be considered.

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Signac

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Georges-Pierre Seurat

Made: 1884-85
Born:

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La GrenouillèreMonet

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Picasso

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How it impacted art

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What artists were involved and helped

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Great questions, great ideas. When you mention works, perhaps you want to post images of some of them. Images can be a powerful way to organize thoughts.

A good place to search for pictures is ARTStor.org. Do an "advanced search." Check a few categories (like Europe, painting, sculpture) and set date parameters (short ones, like 1870-1900, 1900-1930). Then put just a word or two into the search box. Like "figure" or "landscape" or "still life." See what pops up.

Or you can search for individual artists.

EC

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"'Expressionism' suggests a heightened or exclusive emphasis on art's expressive dimension,  "

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Art Nouveau
-Arts and crafts movement
Post Impressionism
Symbolism
Realism
Impressionism
Neo-Impressionismi
Primitivism
Futurism
Expressionism

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What figures are included/excluded
What does the artist focus on more, technique or subject

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Emotions/ subjectivity vs objective

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Post Realism

How did emotion perpetuate modern art:

Two good sisters-1857 Charces Bauderwire

Artists including themselves late 19th century in literacy/ literature

Symbolism
-ambiguous, not a style
//Suffragettes//

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Our arts essential aim to objectify the subjective**
(the exteriorization of the idea)
Making your feelings real
Instead of subjectivity the objective is to capture in its nature, seen
Gustave Khan 1886
Scream-Anxiety
August Rohin
Rodin Sculpture- wealthier most notable
Rene Dascaret
Thinking, think therefor I am damned
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Primitivism -
separation of "Art" from craft, culture of non western societies
-western artist drew to primitive art to try to draw from it (inspiration)
-Simplicity, authenticity, a directness of expression, more instinctive

Print making in Germany a primitive/ lower form woodblock printmaking
Medical art-primitive/ emotional expressive
Henri "Le Dounair" Rousseau grew up in poverty
primitive- naive

Henri Matise
Bonheur de Vivre 1905
Picasso
Andre Deroin
Les Demoiselles d' Augigon
Matise- Color
Kandinsky - Abstraction
Picasso- Form

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Modernism includes various styles/ although many are cognitive

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-claude monet
-Van Gogh
-Georges Seurat
-August Rohin
-Paul Seurat

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Defining the time period of the piece, and when the artist lived. It is crucial to understand what was going on in history relative to their period

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1860-1999

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Love the architecture! You've made a real "foundation" for your project!