https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r a timeline by Desiree DeBaker en-us 2022-10-25 18:38:47 UTC 2022-10-25 19:35:14 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/2744.png desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356029414 - approx. 1840-late 19th century
- Gustave Courbet, 'The Stone Breakers', Oil on canvas, 1849
     - paint what we see and only what we see]]> 2022-10-25 18:59:19 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356029414 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356034824 - approx. 1886-1905
- subjective vision of artist
- rejection of observation of real world
- look to memories and emotion for inspiration
- Vincent Van Gogh, 'The Starry Night', Oil on canvas, 1889
     - luminescent
     - short, painterly brushstrokes
- focus on artificial colors]]> 2022-10-25 19:03:00 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356034824 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356038607 - approx. 1886-1905
- subjective vision of artist
- rejection of observation of real world
- look to memories and emotion for inspiration
- Claude Monet, 'Rouen Cathedral Series', 1892-1894
     - short, painterly brushstrokes
     - artificial color palette
- dream-like, blurred]]> 2022-10-25 19:05:47 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356038607 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356044307 While Realism paints real-life scenarios, Impressionism and Post-impressionism question if these things are really what we see.]]> 2022-10-25 19:09:54 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356044307 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356065758 - approx. early 20th century to mid-1920s
- mocked materialism and nationalistic attitudes
- challenge artistic norms and question the role of the artist
- questioned artistic creativity, the definition of art, and purpose in society
- absurd, irrational, humorous
- Hans Arp, Untitled (Squares Arranged according to the Laws of Chance), Cut-and-pasted colored paper, 1917
     - almost making fun of serious art
     - leaving the artistic elements, such as pattern, up to chance]]> 2022-10-25 19:25:18 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356065758 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356066781 While Post-impressionism mainly focuses on the expression of the internal feelings, thoughts, and experiences of the artist, Dadaism contrasts this, poking fun at the seriousness of art and questioning artists.]]> 2022-10-25 19:26:09 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356066781 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356073608 - approx. 1943 - mid-1950's
- break away from conventions in technique and subject matter
- spontaneous, improvised
- emphasis on the process of the artist
- AUTOMATISM: painting/drawing without conscious thought
Jackson Pollock, Autumn Rhythm: Number 30, Oil on canvas, 1950
     - improvisation
     - throwing paint
- allowing canvas to have a life of its own, not controlling or resenting the results]]> 2022-10-25 19:31:36 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356073608 desireedebaker https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356076765 While Dadaism played around with the humor of art, almost poking fun at it, Ab-Ex adopted the characteristic of automatism (painting/drawing without conscious thought), while also focusing on the process of the artist, as well as new techniques and subject matter.]]> 2022-10-25 19:33:55 UTC https://padlet.com/desireedebaker/bdlvoyxki9e2l18r/wish/2356076765