Subjects of Art

SUBJECTS
OF
ART
S-P-(LSC)-G-R-A
Still life, portraiture, (landscape, seascape, cityscape)
genre, religious, abstraction
REPRESENTATIONAL+/+OBJECTIVE+
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STILL+LIFE+
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S3ll+Life+Pain3ng+with+Apples+and+Peaches+Paul+Cezanne+
STILL+LIFE+
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S3ll+Life+Pain3ng+with+Books+and+Candle+Henri+Ma3sse+
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-He works
with so
much color
-He is still
alive
-uses
technique
called
IMPASTO
(oil)
IMPASTOThick
application
of oil to
canvass so
it doesnt
look flat
STILL+LIFE+
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S3ll+Life+Pain3ng+045+Leonid+Afremov+
STILL+LIFE+
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S3ll+Life+Valerie+Jardin+
STILL+LIFE+
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Old+Shoes+
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STILL+LIFE+
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S3ll+Life+Valerie+Jardin+
Sorry+
STILL+LIFE+
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Cradle+
STILL+LIFE+
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Heinz+
Henrik+
Bonnevier+
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PORTRAITURE+
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Early times: When
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you take a picture
of the wife the title +
would be MRS
(Husbands name)
Mrs+Adolph+Hirsh+
1905+
(oil+on+canvas)+
John+Singer+Sargent
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PORTRAITURE+
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Mrs.+Huth+Jackson+
(Clara+Annabel+
Caroline+Grant+Du)+
1907+
(oil+on+canvas)+
John+Singer+Sargent
PORTRAITURE+
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The+Ocial+White+
House+portrait+of++
President+Theodore+
Roosevelt++
1903+
(oil+on+canvas)+
John+Singer+Sargent
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PORTRAITURE+
Mona+Lisa ++
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1506+
(oil+on+poplar)+
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Leonardo+Da+Vinci+
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PORTRAITURE+
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Robert+Louis+Stevenson+and+His+Wife +1885+(oil+on+canvas)+
John+Singer+Sargent
PORTRAITURE+
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Portait+of+Madame+X++
1884+
(oil+on+canvas)+
John+Singer+Sargent
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PORTRAITURE+
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Background was
a new technique
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'Self+Portrait:+
SaintcRmy',+1889++
(oil+on+canvas)+
Vincent+Van+Gogh+
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PORTRAITURE+
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'Self+Portrait+with+
a+Bandaged+Ear',+
1887+
(oil+on+canvas)+
Vincent+Van+Gogh+
PORTRAITURE+
-bandages: kind of
look like its holding+
herself together +
- bus accident when+
she was 18
-diego rivera: husband
of Frida Kaloh (on/off
rel)
'The+Broken+
Column +
1944++
(oil+on+board)+
Frida+Kahlo
PORTRAITURE+
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her self portrait
doesnt mirror herself
What+I+Saw+in+
the+Water +
1939+
(oil+on+board)+
Frida+Kahlo
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Raby+Castle,+the+Seat+of+the+Earl+of+Darlington +1978+(oil+on+canvas)+
JMW+Turner+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Dido+Building+Carthage,+or+The+Rise+of+the+Carthaginian+Empire +1815++(oil+on+canvas)+
JMW+Turner+
Super foggy:
cover up the
mountain
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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On+a+Mountain+Path+in+Spring +
Ma+Yuan+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Dancing+and+Singing,+
or+Peasants+Returning+
from+Work +
Ma+Yuan+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Pine+Trees +1580+(ink+on+paper,+diptych)+
Hasegawa+Tohaku+
-Source of first mangga/

comics
-wave bigger than mt. fuji
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Great+Wave+O+Kanagawa+ +1833+(woodblock+print)+
Hokusai+
-Jazz: lively and a lot of

instrument used
-towns colorful as the
music surrounds it.
Jazz+Town ++
Debra+Hurd+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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9/11+Skyline +
Photo+from+Flickr+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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World+Trade+Center,+New+York+City,+9/11 ++
Hall+Groat+II+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Cityscape+(South+View,+World+Trade+Center) +1982.+(Oil+on+canvas)+
Richard+Haas++
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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London+Cityscape+
LANDSCAPE+
SEASCAPE+
CITYSCAPE+
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Manila+Skyline+from+Manila+Bay +
Jules+Terrado+
-George Seurat used POINTILISM

-POINTILISM: blend of color
GENRE+PAINTING+
George
Seurat
wants a
painting
to have
more
integrity
Sunday+Aiernoon+on+the+Island+of+La+Grande+Jaje +
Georges+Seurat+
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GENRE+PAINTING+
The+Farmer s+Child ,+
1861$(Oil$on$panel)$
Theodore$Gerard$+
Arrangement of
children; showing
relationship with
each other
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GENRE+PAINTING+
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Awai3ng+the+Fisherman s+Return (Oil+on+canvas)+

Jozef+Israls+
GENRE+PAINTING+
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The+Reading+Lesson +(Oil+on+panel)+
Paul+Seignac+
GENRE+PAINTING+
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Fiesta +
1946+
Botong+
Francisco+
GENRE+PAINTING+
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Plan3ng+Rice+with+Mayon+Volcano +1949+
Botong+Francisco+
GENRE+PAINTING+
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Botong+Francisco+
-Michelangelo painted it while

lying down
-An example of
Fresco; Plaster first
- Whole Sistine Chapel have then paint while its
lots of Fresco
still wet
Creative use of
space (Gods so
active it seems
like hes going
down -descend
from heaven
RELIGIOUS+
ART+
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The woman in
Gods arm is
speculated as
Eve
Adam pose;
Gods supposed
to give him the
breath of life
(hes there but
hes not really
there
Crea3on+of+Adam +at+the+Sis3ne+Chapel+1510+(fresco)+
Michelangelo+Buonarro3++
RELIGIOUS+
ART+
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Head+of+Christ ++1495+
Leonardo+da+Vinci+
RELIGIOUS+
ART+
Example of Round
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Sculpture
-after crucifixion+of
Jesus
Pieta +at+St.+
Peter s+
Basilica,++1499+
(marble)+
Michelangelo+
Buonarro3+
-Jesus Christ is an
adult and Mary looks
like young (cos virgin)
RELIGIOUS+
ART+
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-Angel holding spear/arrow
thats on fire stabbing her
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heart
-surrender to God;
expression in Teresas face
The+Ecstasy+of+
Saint+Teresa +at+
Cornaro+Chapel,++
1652+(marble)+
Gian+Lorenzo+
Bernini+
RELIGIOUS+
ART+
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Non-representational art
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(w/o human, animals
involved in paintings)
House+of+God+
(Ka aba) ++
Samir+Malik+
Muslim art: too much

restriction
-Kaaba; found in Mecca

-KAABA: huge black box in
the middle of Mecca
Magne3sm ++
Ahmed+Mater+
RELIGIOUS+
ART+
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ABSTRACTION: take the original and draw it away

from the original shape.
Not the original form but you still see it/recognizable
ABSTRACTION+
ABSTRACTION
comes from the
LATIN words:
ABS: away from
TRAHERE: draw
Violin+and+
Candles3ck +1910++
Georges+Braque+
ABSTRACTION is
not the same with
ABSTRACT
ABSTRACTION+
Cubism; used by
Picaso
African masks of
the ladies with ther
body naked
Les+
Demoiselles+
d'Avignon +
1907+
Pablo+Picasso+
Ladies looking
away from the
audience
ABSTRACTION+
The+Lovers +1928+
Rene+Magrije+
ABSTRACTION+
The+Seducer ++
Rene+Magrije+
ABSTRACTION+
The+Metamorphosis+of+Narcissus +
Salvador+Dali+
NONc+REPRESENTATIONAL+/++
NONcOBJECTIVE+
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Black+and+
Violet +1923+
Wassily+
Kadindinsky+
NONcOBJECTIVE+
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Number+8 +
1949+
Jackson+
Pollock+
NONcOBJECTIVE+
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Broadway+
Boogie+
Woogie +1943+
Piet+Mondrian+
NONcOBJECTIVE+
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Windows+Open+Simultaneously+
Robert+Delaunay+

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-Source of first mangga/

-Jazz: lively and a lot of

-George Seurat used POINTILISM

Awai3ng+the+Fisherman s+Return (Oil+on+canvas)+

-Michelangelo painted it while

Muslim art: too much

-Kaaba; found in Mecca

ABSTRACTION: take the original and draw it away

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