1st Periodical Exam

• Art Movement

  A style in art shared by artists with a common philosophy or goal
• Modernism


  a movement, away from the traditional and classical kind of art
• Art style


  style in art shared by artists with a common philosophy or goal
• Expressionism

  • An art style that focused on the inner feelings.
  • Expressionists centered on their emotions and feeling in their art
• Kathe Kollwitz

  A German artist who worked with painting, printmaking and sculpture. Themes of war and poverty, with images of women grieving dead children particularly important and recurring theme
• Kathe Kollwitz

  1. Self-Portrait
  2. Woman with dead child
  3. Mother feeding child
  4. The Sacrifice
  5. The Survivors
• Fauvism


  • An art movement in which the artists use wild, intense color combinations in their paintings.
  • Fauves (meaning the wild beasts) artist used pure, brilliant color aggressively applied straight from the paint tubes to create a sense of an explosion on the canvas
• Andre Derain


  French Painter, was one of the founders of the Fauve artistic movement along with Matisse
• Andre Derain


  1. View of Collioure
  2. The trees
  3. Fishing Port
  4. Houses of Parliame
• Henri Matisse


  was a french artist, known for his use of color and his fluid and original draughtsmanship. He was a draughtsman, printmaker, and sculptor but is known primarily as a painter.
• Henri Matisse


  1. Woman with a Hat
  2. The Open Window
• Impressionism


  An art style that tried to capture an impression of what the eye sees at a given moment and the effect of sunlight on the subject. painted quickly in order to capture subject right at the moment.
• Claude Monet

  1. Sunrise
• Juan Luna

  1. Tampuhan
  2. Mi Hijo Andres
• Cubism


  • Is a style in which objects are shown from several different angles at once
  • Three shapes : sphere, cone, cylinder
  • It stresses abstract form
• Pablo Picasso


  Created this new style, where he used geometric forms and designs to represent reality
• Pablo Picasso


  1. Portrait of Dora
  2. The Musician
  3. Weeping Woman
• George Braque


  He was most well known for being the founder of Cubism alongside famous artist Pablo Picasso
• George Braque

  1. Houses of Estaque
  2. Bottle and Fishes
• Vincente Manansala


  Filipino Cubist painter. National Artist in the Philippines in Visual Arts
• Vincente

  1. Pila sa Bigas
  2. Mother and Child
• Ceasar Legaspi


  Filipino national artist
• Ceasar Legaspi

  1. Ginintuang Mayo (Golden Spring)
  2. Workers
• Symbolism


  visible sign of something invisible such as an idea or quality
• Realism


  associated with styles that deal with actual or real objects. It teaches social consciousness with a message. It was developed in France in 19th Century. The realists represented everyday scenes and ordinary people as they actually look.
• Gustave Courbet


  Pioneered realism, was in the forefront of this group of artists. His famous painting "The Stone Breakers".
• Dadaism

  • Is a protest against the horrors of the world.
  • Dada - meaningless this was given to an international "Anti-art" movement.
  • Many Dada artists' ideas led to a new art movement called Surrealism
  • Founded in Zurich, Switzerland in 1916, one group of artists expressed their disillusionment in their art.
• Marcel Duchamp


  French-American painter, sculptor, chess player and writer. Earliest work was a ready-made bicycle wheel mounted on a kitchen stool
• Marchel Duchamp


  Fountain  - His most outrageous work, an industrial porcelain urinal. Fountain was pure provocation
• Surrealism

  • Surreal means beyond or above reality adds fantasy to the real object or picture. It is a word of pure imagination and personal expression.
  • Automatism - The creation of art without conscious control as in intuition and dream experience
• Giorgio de Chirico


  created one of the first of those invented worlds and one of the most enduring.
• Giorgio de Chirico

  1. The Melancholy and Mystery of a Street
  2. Song of Love
• Salvador Dali

  1. The Persistence of Memory
  2. Soft Construction with Boiled Beans
  3. The tree Sphinxes of Bikini
• Abstraction

  • Used when the artist becomes so interested in one phase of a scene or a situation that he does not show the subject at all as an objective reality, but only his ideas, or his feeling about it.
  • Abstract means "To move away or separate"
  • Abstract art moves away from showing things as they really are
• Wassily Kandinsky

  1. Black and Violet and Several Circles
• Optical art or Op art


  Is actually visual illusions. This art form uses scientific knowledge about vision to enable the artist to create movement through optical illusion.
• Epicharmus


  Pioneered Optical Art
• Pop Art

  • Use images in varied forms.
  • made people look at ordinary objects by using bright colors and cartoons in graphics to show their subject matter. .
• Andy Warhol

  • a commercial artist and illustrator explains why his works proves useful for his Pop art.
  • he selected Coca-Cola to be his subject in the painting "Green Coca-Cola Bottles"
• Roy Lichtenstein


  turned his attention to the comic book a mainstay of American culture.