20th Century Art History

20th century art history

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A/t/d/?	Paul Gauguin Vision after the Sermon (Jacob Wrestling with the Angel), 1900 Symbolist
A/t/d/?	Paul Serusier Landscape: the Bois d’Amour (The Talisman), 1900 Talisman for the Nabi group, use of color as emotive expression.Nabi, Symbolist
A/t/d/?	Edouard Vuillard Interior with Work Table (also known as The Suitor), 1895 SymbolistAssociated with nabi, decorative art.
A/t/d/?	Pierre Bonnard Dining Room on the Garden, 1935 Decorative art, family environmentsNabi
A/t/d/?	Odilon Redon Orpheus, ca. 1915 Symbolist, focused on dreams and mythNo regard for traditional color use, paints cloudlike
A/t/d/?	Gustave Moreau The Apparition, ca. 1875 Symbolist, mythology expressed with impressionist style.
A/t/d/?	Gustave Klimt Adele Bloch-Bauer I, 1905 Art Nouveau/Symbolist decorative images of women, gold leaf, patterns, flat space.
A/t/d/?	Gustave Klimt Hope II, 1905 Art Nouveau/Symbolist, alienated, disturbing yet beautiful, femme fatale.
A/t/d/?	Edvard Munch The Dance of Life, 1895Symbolist, dealt with femme fatale, sorrow, due to the loss of his mother and sister. -signature lamppost-summer night - sexual revival
A/t/d/?	Edvard Munch The Scream, 1895 Symbolist, figures are grotesque and isolated, alienated from society dealing with the terror of human existence.
A/t/d/?	Henri Matisse Male Model (L’Homme Nu), 1900 FauvismAttempt at an academic study painted in a non traditional way, lack of finish.
A/t/d/?	Henri Matisse Luxe, calme et volupté, Paris, autumn-winter, 1905 Fauvism, inspired by cezanne and signac with pointillism at times, As a result, Matisse produced his Neo-Impressionist masterpiece Luxe, calme et volupté -stronger diagonal-figures nude curved forms
A/t/d/?	Henri Matisse The Open Window, 1905 The theme of an open window in Matisse's work is a recurring theme throughout his long career.Uses color to the extreme to try and make the viewer experience his personal view/world.
A/t/d/?	Henri Matisse Portrait of Mme. Matisse (The Green Line), 1905- les fauves "the wild beasts" fauvist-clashing colors, juxapose (cheverels color theory) no rhythms or patterns -unfinnished
A/t/d/?	Henri Matisse Le bonheur de vivre, 1905 explores female nudefauvistjoyful, not disturbing like his other work can be, strong outlines, abstracted, fantasical land.