Analyze the ways in which the arts in the period from 1870- 1939 reflected new conceptions of the individual. by Mr. Bravim

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Impression, Sunrise

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This impressionist painting by Claude Monet expresses experience in the moment rather than fixed reality. This reflects new conceptions of the individual because it expresses new ways to interpret reality.

Square with White Border

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A painting by Wassily Kandinsky. He was one of the originators of abstract painting. This painting eliminates representation altogether by focusing on color and avoiding any resemblance to visual reality. It aimed to “speak directly to the soul” by focusing on color. It was painted in 1913.

Mont Sainte-Victoire

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New Woman

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Les Demoiselles Dagignon

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Young Girl by the Window

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American Gothic

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American Gothic was painted by Grant Wood in 1930. It was part of the Regionalist movement in American art. It showed rural values of Central America against the complexities of European Modernism. It is meant to show the resilience of the rural people of America.

At the stock exchange

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Square with White Border

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The Scream

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The painting by Edvard Munch puts internal turmoil on display in a very raw way. This was one of the first modern depictions of the individual

Le Déjeuner sur I’herbe

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The Scream

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Nude by Pablo Pisacco

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This is a painting by Pablo Picasso depicting a nude woman. This is shows how people were most prone to using nude models compared to past as well as the fact that it’s a more abstract art.

Paul Klee Senecio

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DZ This painting reflects the new conceptions of the individual by depicting a person as abstractly as possible. As opposed to realistic portraits of the past, this type of art that uses simple geometry makes the person depicted not look like a person. This type of abstraction is part of post impressionism, which sought to make people have new conceptions of themselves by looking deeper into their abstract mind and not just outward appearance.

Self Portrait of Claude Monet

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This is a self portrait of Claude Monet shows more emphasis on the individual in his expressions, with Claude and many other artists using self portraits as a medium of self reflection.

Girl Before A Mirror

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This is a painting by Pablo Picasso, created in 1932. It’s part of the cubism movement in art. This painting uses geometric designs to re-create reality in the viewer’s mind. It represents the girl looking at her own sense of mortality in the mirror.

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Guernica

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This painting by Picasso represents his use of cubism to represent the inner suffering of the human being. His painting reflects the suffering that came as a result of war in Spain, specifically in Guernica, and it shows the inner grief, suffering, and change that happens to every individual in times of violence.

Picasso Portrait de femme au chapeau

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DZ This painting reflects the change in conceptions of the individual by highlighting how physical features were no longer what defined people. By making portraits with unrealistic looking people such as this, art shows how physical appearance was not all that laid in a person, as individual conception was not just physical.

Dance of Veils, Picasso, 1907

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The Ballet Class

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Square with white border

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The Artist's Garden at Vétheuil

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This art work reflects the focus on the person in that it shows a view in the painters personal life which was very uncommon until the 1900s. This painting doesn’t have any important unlying meaning, but is just a snapshot of Claude’s life.

Women with a Parasol

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A painting by Claude Monet in 1875. It shows Impressionism. With a fleeting moment being captured between the woman and the man in the background. It reflects the life of this upper-middle class woman. In just a fleeting glance. And using bright colours.

Vera Wiloughby A ballet scene with two dancers

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DZ This painting reflects the change in conceptions of the individual through showing the individual doing something such as ballet, which reflects the actions of the individual as important. By doing activities such as ballet, people were not depicted in artwork as not just people but performers doing tasks, asking the audience to look deeper into the people.

Paul Gauguin Self Portrait

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Sunday Afternoon on the island of La Grande Jatte

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Banks of the Siene by Eduardo Manet

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This painting depicts a normal scene of a woman watching the shore with her son. This shows a difference as in the past only important scenes or people would be depicts with Individualism average scenes would be painted and are depicted as if time to passing by

Paris Street

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The Mystery and Melancholy of a Street

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This work by Giorgio de Chirio is a surrealist painting that encodes a feeling of loneliness with the distorted perspective of the streets. Giorgio challenged traditions regarding the individual by placing them in surreal scenes.

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Wheatfield with Crows

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This painting by Van Gogh describes his goal as a post-impressionist artist to connect with the viewer on a deeper, emotional level. This painting uses much more vivid colors and curved strokes to depict the importance of showing human emotions instead of depicting the observed world.

Juan Jose Garate Lady with White Shawl

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DZ This painting reflects changing conceptions of the individual by depicting a women in a familiar but strange way. This shows that the women's conception as an individual changes from past European art by making her seem different, in a brief way. Her individual self can be reflected upon, as more or less of a person.

The Dance of Life

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Portrait of Wally

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This portrait by Egon Schiele shows a highly expressive person that changes the way people view the individual by allowing some elements to be up for interpretation

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Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette, Van Gogh 1886

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Self Portrait by Vincent Van Gogh

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Van Gogh painted a self-portrait with a Post-Impressionism style. This differed from past artistic periods as artists previously never depicted themselves. However in this new age it was quite common to paint at least one self portrait.

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The Uncertainty of a Poet

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Train on the Snow

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This painting is an example of the view on the person in how it is a view into the everyday life. The train passing by, with people walking to and from it as well as the calm nature of the scene show this.

Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh

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This painting depicts sunflowers drawn on a table. It shows the artistic difference because in the past no one would even think to depict a simple sight like a bouquet of sunflowers on a desk but now that thought is common.

The Thankful Poor

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This painting, called The Thankful Poor by Henry Ossawa Tanner, shows one example of a naturalist painting. It reflects new conceptions of the individual because it shows an example of a more normal life, while highlighting a quiet human expression instead of bright colors and vivid scenes.

Camille Embroidering

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This painting emphasizes the person in how it is merely a view into someone performing an everyday task. This is seen with the woman embroidering in a basic room.

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This painting depicted ordinary things instead of more historical subjects showing a change to more modern art.

The Boulevard Montmarte at Night

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This image by Monet utilizes color and a sense of abstractness to depict coal workers loading and unloading a barge. It shows that each person working is integral to a greater picture being part of one union.

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This painting by Manet portrays a woman and her child standing by a fence. The thought of women at this time was still very in progressive I.e. women should be in the home. Prior to this time period you would be hard to find a painting that portrayed a woman in this shade being the focal point of the image unless she was of high social status. This woman seems to be of the middle class status showing the change in the view of not only women but women in the middle class.

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This image depicts a working class farmer man’s. Alone working on his farm. The individual is portrayed alone tending to his farm showing that farmers don’t have easy jobs and are a necessary backbone to our society. This further goes to establish that the working person is the centerpiece to society at this time.