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In this time line  will see how  art and uta expresions were transform first in neoclasissim knowlege and intelectual were the most important thing, but this change  whith romanticism who’s art was mostly about fellings but then artists realize that there is no relation between the imagination, feelings and passion proclaimed by the movement and the real world.
In the new era of art, called Realism, artists would search for the utility of art. There would be no more “art for art’s sake”. Now is the contrary: art must serve a purpose, but then artist Beging to wonder how to revolutionate art and whit the new technology’s that were predominant in that time the avant-grade movent was created in wacho we could see movements like fauvism, cubism and surrealism.
Art in the second half of the XX century follows the ideas that were prefigured in the Avant-garde movements. It privileged the subjectivity of the artist and also created different movements according to their sensibilities. The work of art redefined (again) their meanings, and sometimes the art is not going to be significant for the way it is presented, but for what it means. Abstract art , pop art and minimalism born in these period of art.

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-Neoclassicism emerged during the Enlightenment, a period in which the most important thing was rationalism.
-Reasoning, intellectual capacity, and discipline were more important that imagination and creativity.
-Artists started to study in academies.
Artists
-Antonio canova
- Jacques-Louis David.

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-It reacted against Neoclassicism.
-The artist expressed himself through the work of art: the most important is the subjectivity and the insides.
-There is a manifestation against the rules that prevailed the art.
-The feelings and the passions from the characters were important, they were not left aside as in the cold and objective neoclassical art. -One recurring theme of the romantic era was exotic and supernatural.
Artists
-Victor Hugo.

-Theodore Gericault.
-William Blake.
-Caspar David Friedrich

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-The main goal is to achieve an objective representation of reality.
-In painting artists created veracity, putting themselves in no political or idealistic posture.
-Artists talked and created art from the here and the now, making it some of the few movements that focus specifically in what was happening in the present.
-The art was considered, to some extent, something useless, in the sense that there is no utilitarian purpose of the art.
Artists
-Gustave Courbet
-Dante Gabriel Rossetti
-John Everett Millais.

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Caracteristics
-Vibrants colors
-Match of colors was deliberated
-objects lack of profundity  and dimension
Artists
Raoul Dufy (1877-1953)
André Derain (1880-1954)
Henri Matisse (1869-1954)

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-There are two different Cubist movements: the “analytic cubism” and the “synthetic” cubism.
-One of the techniques used by Cubism became very popular. You´ve probably had used it without knowing its origin: the collage.
-color is more intense than in the analytic period (colors were usually brown tones) and is more associated with the use of the collage technique.

Artists
-Pablo Picasso.

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Caracteristics
-The search of the subconscious. The subconscious, according to the theories of Freud, is the part of one's mind that are hidden to an individual.
-Rationality had no place in Surrealism.
-In literature, Surrealism created “automatic writing”, in which authors wrote words without thinking about them, liberating the conscience of the chains of logic and grammatical structure.

Artists
-Rene Magritte.
-Salvador Dalí

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Caracteristics
-The figurative (something that can be easily identified) is forgotten: now the art is more about the expression of the artist than about the creation of a pure and clean piece of work.
-Artists, in general, were disappointed about the world and their attitude was pessimistic.

-The colors and lines are very expressive
Artists
Jackson Pollock (1912-1956).

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-The work of art doesn´t need a thoughtful reflection, it can be understood just with a fast and superficial glance.
-The themes used are superficial.

-The themes are very simplified, works are colorful in order to catch the attention of the viewer.
Artists
Andy Warhol (1928-1987)
Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997).

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Caracteristics
-Geometric forms – Minimalist paintings and sculptures use geometric forms.
-Square and Rectangle – The square and rectangle are the most important forms used in minimalism art.
-Precise and hard-edged – The minimalist forms for painting and sculpture are generally composed of precise and hard-edged forms; this is why the square and rectangle are so popular as they give this precise and hard-edged form.
-Limited color choices.
-Expressionless Colors – Color, if used, is non-referential or expressionless colors. This means that if the artist uses a dark color, he cannot portray a somber mood.

Atists
-Donald Judd.
-Robert Morris.

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