Natural to Realism

• Naturalism - true to life style, involve representation of depiction of nature and human.
• Naturalism - began in early renaissance.
• Naturalism - very accurate, precise details and portrays things as they are.
• Baker - american artist and landscape painter.
• Baker - some of his landscape paintings considered to be as one of the best example of naturalist movement.
• Baker - most famous painting is fallen monarchs.
• Charpin - naturalist painter in barbizon school.
• Charpin - painted real objects in natural settings.
• Charpin - paintings found in the private museum or galleries in europe and museum.
• impressionism - started in mid to late 19th century.
• impressionism - character style involved small, and visible brush strokes.
• impressionism - offer the bare impression of forms, unblended colors and the depiction of natural light.
• claude monet - considered as father of impressionism.
• monet - french painter and founder of impressionist.
• monet - paint nature as he perceived it.
• cezanne - most influential artist in modern paintings.
• cezanne - known for his incredibly varied painting style.
• Manet - french modernist painter.
• manet - painting modern paintings and pivotal figure.
• Post-impressionism - uses of broken colors and short brush strokes.
• Post-Impressionism - reject the impressionist.
• Neo-impressionism - response to the empirical realism of impressionism.
• Seurat said - “to find something new, and make my own painting style.
• Chromoluminarism - also known as neo-impressionism
• Chromoluminarism - optical blending and silmutaneous contrast.
• Art Nouveau - Uses long and organic style, that are concretely manifested in architecture, jewelry and others.
• Art Nouveau - Assymetrical lines usually insects wings and flower stlaks.
• Art Nouveau - uses of muted colors, colors that have low saturation or chrome.
• Art Nouveau - colors that are not bright.
• Tiffany - produced favrile glass.
• Tiffanny - his innovations made him a leader of Art Nouveau Movement.
• Tiffany - recognize as one of the greatest force of Art Nouveau style.
• Klimt - most dominant artist in Art Nouveau.
• Klimt - his works is decorative and colorful, contained gold leaf in paintings.
• Art Nouveau - was the first artistic movement to give serious about graphic art.
• Fauvism - used of pure and vibrant colors by applying through the point tubes.
• Fauvism - product of explosion of colors.
• Fauvism - reject the conservative and three dimensional space.
• Fauvism - unique color schemes and renditions.
• Henry Matisse - started the fauvism.