1. photorealism By Lyndsay Maresca and Danielle Warren

2. Pop Art Ironic Use of Media Based on photographic images: little to no interpretation or distortion Everyday subject matter Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe (1962) Chuck Close, Kate (2005)

4. Basis in geometry Barnett Newman, The Word II (1952) Richard Estes, Paris Street Scene (1972)

5. Historical Events VIETNAM WAR 1955-1975

6. WATERGATE SCANDAL1972-1974 Political Unrest Distrust of Government Who can we trust?

7. Public reaction People did not take the movement seriously, as they believed it was nothing but a copy of a photograph Photorealism is not art because there is no emotion behind it Why not just take a photograph?

8. Characteristics: Very detailed to the point where they appear real Colors and shapes are not distorted and the subjects are extremely realistic Based off photographs Comment on consumer culture and everyday activity

10. Artists pay attention to the detail, such as:

11. Composition

12. Perspective

13. Form

14. Light

16. The grid method is when the artist divides a photograph into sections and draws each section out one by one separately

17. Airbrushing

19. Pie and Iced Tea (1987)

20. Sabrett II (2003)

21. Tux (2003)

23. Was challenged with being a female

24. She felt she had to work harder to prove herself as a female artist

25. Subjects focused on iconic women figures who were not only beautiful but intelligent and strong

27. Marilyn (Vanitas) 1977

28. Crayola (1972-73)

29. Chuck Close Large portraits Near microscopic detail Allows the face to tell its own story

30. Mark (1979)

31. Leslie (1973)

32. Richard Estes Studied fine arts at the Institute of Chicago Worked as a graphic designer Art focused on New York street scenes Main subjects are: Store fronts Cars Glass windows Other reflective surfaces His works tied in with Pop Art because of the aspects of popular culture in his art

33. Richard estes Paintings normally took place under these circumstances: Urban areas Always in daylight Litter-free Used more than one photograph to create his art Took panoramic photographs of scenes

34. Richard estes While painting, he moved from general forms to specific detail Some paintings were done with acrylic paint then painted over with oil paints Did his work free hand instead of using projectors Paintings did not focus on the emotions of the people in them

35. Telephone Booths (1968)

37. Sculpture Duane Hanson: Made with Fiber Glass Ordinary people Real clothes John De Andrea Naked women Distressed expressions

38. Duane Hanson, Tourists II (1988)

39. Duane Hanson, Traveller (1988)

40. Duane Hanson, Queenie II (1988)

41. John De Andrea, American Beauty (1986)

42. John De Andrea, AmberReclining (2006)

43. Photorealism Today As close to reality as possible: High-Definition TV/Movie Advanced CGI Techniques 3D Movies