The Methods of Presenting An Art

• Methods of Presenting an Art

  • Realism
  • Abstraction
  • Fauvism
• Realism

  • sometimes called Naturalism
  • represent subject matter truthfully without artificiality
• Abstraction

  • distancing of an idea
  • a depiction away from any literal representational reference points
  • exist in all art to a certain degree as a freedom form representative qualities in art it does not represent things pictorially
  • the artist must have remove abstractive elements from a subject/object to create a more simplified form or produce something which has no source at all
• Abstract are presented in ways:

  • Stylized
  • Distorted/Distortion
  • Exaggeration
• Artist has his/her own style of presenting ideas in his mind


  Stylized
• • see the real figure but distorted
  • could be widened
  • example is human figure but its parts are in other places

  Distorted/Distortion
• • use of colors and textures, overreacting
  • Fauvism example


  Exaggeration
• Type of Abstraction

  • Cubism
  • Dots and Symbols
• • uses geometrical figures
  • early 20th art movement that revolutionized European painting, sculpture and music


  Cubism
• Dominant Realism in 19th Century


  Dots and Symbols
• • uses extreme colors, very bright colors
  • short lived method
  • example is scream

  Fauvism
• Artists who already using nontraditional techniques

  Picasso, Cezanne and Matisse
• Russian artist who was widely credited for establishing abstraction


  Wassily Kandinsky
• The most influential during the 20th century


  Pablo Picasso
• Most influential artist in the modern painting specifically in aesthetic painting


  Paul Cezanne
• Famous in dance painting which is requested by Sergei Shchukin 


  Henry Matisse