8. An art movement is a tendency or
style in art with a specific common
philosophy or goal, followed by a
group of artists during a restricted
period of time, or, at least, with the
heyday of the movement defined
within usually a number of years.
- Wikipedia
9. What do we need to ask ourselves?
• Form – What visual information do the
works have in common?
• Theme – What are the big ideas driving
these artists?
• Context – What is happening at the time
in which the art is made?
10. Examples of Impressionism
Claude Monet, London, Houses
of Parliament, The Sun Shining
Through the Fog, 1904
Pierre Auguste Renoir, Boating on the
Seine, 1879
11. Examples of Impressionism
Edgar Degas, Ballet Rehearsal on
Stage, 1874
Camille Pissarro, The Big Walnut Tree,
Flooding, Sunlight Effect, Eragny, 1892
35. Peter Blake Janet Fish
Which is an example of Pop Art? Photo Realism?
36.
37. These paintings all belong to a
“movement” known as Color Field
painting. The other artwork was by
Henri Matisse.
Mark Rothko
Morris Louis
Helen Frankenthaler
38.
39. These paintings are all from a
“movement” known as
Impressionism (actually from the
19th century). The other painting
was by Edvard Munch, an
expressionist painter.
Edouard Manet
Georges Seurat
Edgar Degas
40.
41. These paintings come from a
movement know as Post Graffiti.
The other artwork was from a 18th
century artist William Blake.
Keith Haring
Kenny
Schraf
Rodney Alan Greenblat
42.
43. These are all from the Photo-Realist
movement. The other painting was
by Paul Cezanne.
Philip Pearlstein Audrey Flack
Don Eddy