Painting: the cyclops Author: Odilon Redon Style: impressionism Date: 1898 main features:Polyphemus (A cyclop) is shown as a non-threatening passive creature. Galatea, the naiad, is shown naked and vulnerably lying on a patch of vegetation. He has hidden himself from Galatea behind the rocky terrain, too shy to directly confront her "helpless" form.
Painting: Impression, soleil levant Author: Claude Monet Style: Impresionism Date: 1872 Main features: The imagery of this work of art presents a focus on the calm feeling of a misty maritime scene. Slightly below the center of the painting, a small rowboat with two indistinct figures floats in the bay. The early morning sun is depicted rising over the foggy harbour with ships and other various boats at port. The shadows of the boats and figures and the reflection of the sun’s rays can be seen on the water’s surface. Monet incorporates a palette of mostly cool, dull colors into the painting with blues and grays, but also includes splashes of warm colors noticed in the sky and the red-orange sun.
-Painting: Bain à la Grenouillère -Author: Claude Monet -Style: Impresionism -Date: 1869–1869 -Main features: The London National Gallery (Bathers at La Grenouillere, oil on canvas, are probably the sketches mentioned by Monet in his letter. A bigger size painting, now lost but formerly in the Arnhold collection in Berlin, may well have been the "tableau" that he dreamed of. The broad, constructive brushstrokes here are clearly those of a sketch. For his exhibition pictures Monet usually sought a more delicate and carefully calibrated surface at this time. Sofia Vilar Ramos 4ºB
Main features: Although the figures represented are human, the author works the box like a still life. This is evidenced by the lack of connection with other characters, three characters are dressed while the room is bare; eyes never meet even if a person talking and layout first (basket and food), second (group) and Third (woman in water) is purely compositional. This work will influence the Impressionists neglect model and narration.
-PAINTING: The Railway (The Gare Saint-Lazare) -AUTHOR: Edouard Manet -STYLE: Impressionism -DATE: 1872 -MAIN FEATURES: The Impressionists and Post Impressionists were the first artists to find poetry in the ceaseless movement of the modern city, of which the railway was an integral part. The Gare Saint-Lazare was the focus of many Impressionist paintings because a number of artists had studios in this area of Paris. Their interest in capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere led them to paint the station and its surroundings animated by steam and smoke. They were also attracted by the engineering of the bridge.
-Painting : Le Pont aux Anglais, soleil couchant. -Author : Robert Antoine Pinchon -Style: Post-Impressionism. -Date:1905. -Main features: Le Pont aux Anglais, soleil couchant 's main feature is that it is an oil painting. The dynamic image of the train in this painting is an homage to the emerging industrialized world. It has been made outdoors .
-Painting: Plum Trees in Blossom -Author: Claude Monet -Style: Impressionism -Date: 1879 -Main features: This exceptional art print is created using a sophisticated and patented printing process known as “giclée,” from the French “to spray." Using the highest levels of precision available, the process delivers a fine stream of ink to saturate the fibers of the watercolor paper, resulting in pure, rich color and remarkable detail.
- Main features: The similarities occur with strong outlines, unusual angles, including close-up views, and also flattish local colour (not modelled according to the fall of light).
-Painting: The Cliff at Fecamp -Author: Claude Monet -Style: Impressionism -Date: 1881 -Main features: This cliff painting is one of a series created at Grainval. It reflects the artist’s philosophy that "landscape is nothing but an impression - an instantaneous one." Monet waited and watched the shifting sun and shadows and then quickly brushed in the moment he wanted. He liked to paint the same scene many times so he could study the effects of changing light and weather.
.- Painting: "Un dimanche après-midi à l'Ile de la Grande Jatte". .- Author: Georges Seurat. .- Style: Post-Impressionism. .- Date: 1884-1886. .- Main features: It is an example of pointillism considered by many one of the most important paintings of the XIX century.
The Island of La Grande Jatte is in the Seine River in Paris between "La Défense" and the suburb of Neuilly, divided by the Pont-de-Levallois. Although for many years was an industrial site, in recent years it happened to hold public gardens and a residential complex. In 1884 it was a bucolic landscape away from the center of town.
Painting:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/The_Scream.jpg Author: Edvard Munch Style: Post impressionism Date: 1893 Main features: One early version of this scene was created by Edvard Munch on a cardboard surface, using tempera, oil paints, and pastels together. Another version is only done with tempera on cardboard, and these early versions have almost violent, explosive strokes across the surface that deliver a high impact on the viewer. One of the later versions of The Scream was a lino print done in black and white only. Edvard Munch liked to add shadows and auras of color around his main subjects to add to the intensity of their emotions.
Painting:Bordighera Author: Claude Monet Style: Impressionism Date:1884 Main features: It shows Monet´s tendency of drawing element of nature, and using delicate brushstrokes
Violin and candlestick Author:Georges Braques Style:Cubism Date:1910 Main Features:In Cubist artwork, objects are analyzed, broken up and reassembled in an abstracted form—instead of depicting objects from one viewpoint, the artist depicts the subject from a multitude of viewpoints to represent the subject in a greater context
Painting: ``The Open Window´´ Author: Juan Gris Style: Cubism Date:1921 Main features:The objects are appearing, getting each other. All are seen from a different point and shading is used to give the feeling of depth. The elements are figurative and they are easily identified.
Painting: " Argenteuil Basin with a single boat" Author: Claude Manet Style: Impressionism Date: 1874 Main features: In this picture, he has used bold strokes of complementary colour to great effect; orange leaves are reflected on the fragmented blue surface of the water, and a town can be glimpsed on the horizon. http://www.nationalgallery.ie/en/Learning/Schools/Impressionism/Works/Monet.aspx
-Author: Vincent van Gogh -Style: " Post-impressionism". -Date: October of 1889 Main features: The Mulberry Tree shows a tree from the garden of the asylum. It is centered on the canvas and is growing alone from a rocky hillside. The ground is made up of short quick brushstrokes of white and pale browns. It creates a strong contrast to the dark green and brown of the tree trunk. To the right, you see more greens, indicating trees and growth in the distance. The leaves of the tree make up the majority of the painting, orange against the complementary color of the blue sky. It is that “superb autumn” that gave Vincent the bright orange leaves to paint. The ground and sky are made up of mostly straight diagonal brushstrokes, while the tree leaves are made up of curling spirals of orange and black, sometimes done with the handle of his brush.
Painting: the cyclops
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Odilon Redon
Style: impressionism
Date: 1898
main features:Polyphemus (A cyclop) is shown as a non-threatening passive creature. Galatea, the naiad, is shown naked and vulnerably lying on a patch of vegetation. He has hidden himself from Galatea behind the rocky terrain, too shy to directly confront her "helpless" form.
Painting: Impression, soleil levant
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Claude Monet
Style: Impresionism
Date: 1872
Main features: The imagery of this work of art presents a focus on the calm feeling of a misty maritime scene. Slightly below the center of the painting, a small rowboat with two indistinct figures floats in the bay. The early morning sun is depicted rising over the foggy harbour with ships and other various boats at port. The shadows of the boats and figures and the reflection of the sun’s rays can be seen on the water’s surface. Monet incorporates a palette of mostly cool, dull colors into the painting with blues and grays, but also includes splashes of warm colors noticed in the sky and the red-orange sun.
-Painting: Bain à la Grenouillère
ResponderEliminar-Author: Claude Monet
-Style: Impresionism
-Date: 1869–1869
-Main features: The London National Gallery (Bathers at La Grenouillere, oil on canvas, are probably the sketches mentioned by Monet in his letter. A bigger size painting, now lost but formerly in the Arnhold collection in Berlin, may well have been the "tableau" that he dreamed of. The broad, constructive brushstrokes here are clearly those of a sketch. For his exhibition pictures Monet usually sought a more delicate and carefully calibrated surface at this time.
Sofia Vilar Ramos 4ºB
Painting: Luncheon on the Grass
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Édouard Manet
Style: Impresionism
Date: 1863
Main features: Although the figures represented are human, the author works the box like a still life. This is evidenced by the lack of connection with other characters, three characters are dressed while the room is bare; eyes never meet even if a person talking and layout first (basket and food), second (group) and Third (woman in water) is purely compositional. This work will influence the Impressionists neglect model and narration.
Christian Gómiz Soriano 4B
-PAINTING: The Railway (The Gare Saint-Lazare)
ResponderEliminar-AUTHOR: Edouard Manet
-STYLE: Impressionism
-DATE: 1872
-MAIN FEATURES: The Impressionists and Post Impressionists were the first artists to find poetry in the ceaseless movement of the modern city, of which the railway was an integral part.
The Gare Saint-Lazare was the focus of many Impressionist paintings because a number of artists had studios in this area of Paris. Their interest in capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere led them to paint the station and its surroundings animated by steam and smoke. They were also attracted by the engineering of the bridge.
http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker/exhibitions/steam/graphics/small/the_railway_manet.jpg
-Painting : Le Pont aux Anglais, soleil couchant.
ResponderEliminar-Author : Robert Antoine Pinchon
-Style: Post-Impressionism.
-Date:1905.
-Main features:
Le Pont aux Anglais, soleil couchant 's main feature is that it is an oil painting. The dynamic image of the train in this painting is an homage to the emerging industrialized world. It has been made outdoors .
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/af/Robert_Antoine_Pinchon,_Le_Pont_aux_Anglais,_soleil_couchant,_1905,_oil_on_canvas,_54_x_73_cm,_Mus%C3%A9e_des_Beaux-Arts_de_Rouen.jpg
-Painting: Plum Trees in Blossom
ResponderEliminar-Author: Claude Monet
-Style: Impressionism
-Date: 1879
-Main features: This exceptional art print is created using a sophisticated and patented printing process known as “giclée,” from the French “to spray." Using the highest levels of precision available, the process delivers a fine stream of ink to saturate the fibers of the watercolor paper, resulting in pure, rich color and remarkable detail.
http://www.impressionism.org/paintings/cm-plum-trees.htm
http://dtfjihky7xwic.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/styles/article_section/public/media/Activities/irises-es-712.jpg?itok=2g8IlQyT
ResponderEliminar- Painting: Irises
- Author: Vincent van Gogh
- Style: Post-Impressionism
- Date: 1889
- Main features: The similarities occur with strong outlines, unusual angles, including close-up views, and also flattish local colour (not modelled according to the fall of light).
Carmen Mª De Blas
-Painting: The Cliff at Fecamp
ResponderEliminar-Author: Claude Monet
-Style: Impressionism
-Date: 1881
-Main features: This cliff painting is one of a series created at Grainval.
It reflects the artist’s philosophy that "landscape is nothing but an impression - an instantaneous one." Monet waited and watched the shifting sun and shadows and then quickly brushed in the moment he wanted. He liked to paint the same scene many times so he could study the effects of changing light and weather.
http://www.impressionism.org/paintings/cliff-fecamp.htm
Ana Celia Ruiz García 4ºB
.- Painting: "Un dimanche après-midi à l'Ile de la Grande Jatte".
ResponderEliminar.- Author: Georges Seurat.
.- Style: Post-Impressionism.
.- Date: 1884-1886.
.- Main features: It is an example of pointillism considered by many one of the most important paintings of the XIX century.
The Island of La Grande Jatte is in the Seine River in Paris between "La Défense" and the suburb of Neuilly, divided by the Pont-de-Levallois. Although for many years was an industrial site, in recent years it happened to hold public gardens and a residential complex. In 1884 it was a bucolic landscape away from the center of town.
Imagen: https://www.google.es/search?q=a+sunday+afternoon+on+the+island+of+la+grande+jatte&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=dTrFVLLkMejgywPr9YLYBQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=1680&bih=949#imgdii=_&imgrc=GO6n3o_bwTbw3M%253A%3BOwCVxS2H0jZQdM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.artble.com%252Fimgs%252F3%252Fd%252F1%252F98600%252Fa_sunday_afternoon_on_the_island_of_la_grande_jatte.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.artble.com%252Fartists%252Fgeorges_seurat%252Fpaintings%252Fa_sunday_afternoon_on_the_island_of_la_grande_jatte%3B800%3B530
By: Juan Enrique Sánchez Viciana.
Painting:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/The_Scream.jpg
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Edvard Munch
Style: Post impressionism
Date: 1893
Main features: One early version of this scene was created by Edvard Munch on a cardboard surface, using tempera, oil paints, and pastels together. Another version is only done with tempera on cardboard, and these early versions have almost violent, explosive strokes across the surface that deliver a high impact on the viewer. One of the later versions of The Scream was a lino print done in black and white only. Edvard Munch liked to add shadows and auras of color around his main subjects to add to the intensity of their emotions.
The painting is the scream.
EliminarPainting:Bordighera
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Claude Monet
Style: Impressionism
Date:1884
Main features: It shows Monet´s tendency of drawing element of nature, and using delicate brushstrokes
link:
http://www.ibiblio.org/omdb/Paintings/Claude%20Monet%20(1840-1926)%20-%20Bordighera%20(1884).jpg
By: Irene Expósito Mora
Violin and candlestick
ResponderEliminarAuthor:Georges Braques
Style:Cubism
Date:1910
Main Features:In Cubist artwork, objects are analyzed, broken up and reassembled in an abstracted form—instead of depicting objects from one viewpoint, the artist depicts the subject from a multitude of viewpoints to represent the subject in a greater context
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/3c/Violin_and_Candlestick.jpg/320px-Violin_and_Candlestick.jpg
BY:Marina Carceles Molina
Painting: ``The Open Window´´
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Juan Gris
Style: Cubism
Date:1921
Main features:The objects are appearing, getting each other. All are seen from a different point and shading is used to give the feeling of depth. The elements are figurative and they are easily identified.
https://www.google.es/search?q=ventana+abierta+juan+gris&safe=off&rlz=1C1VSNC_enES583ES583&espv=2&biw=1024&bih=655&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=PgLJVIObB4fVaquKgPgH&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#imgdii=_&imgrc=O32B_pRIf5RQXM%253A%3BYw_5tQwmzypYtM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.museoreinasofia.es%252Fsites%252Fdefault%252Ffiles%252Fobras%252FAD01033.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.museoreinasofia.es%252Fcoleccion%252Fobra%252Ffenetre-ouverte-ventana-abierta%3B2184%3B1441
Painting: " Argenteuil Basin with a single boat"
ResponderEliminarAuthor: Claude Manet
Style: Impressionism
Date: 1874
Main features: In this picture, he has used bold strokes of complementary colour to great effect; orange leaves are reflected on the fragmented blue surface of the water, and a town can be glimpsed on the horizon.
http://www.nationalgallery.ie/en/Learning/Schools/Impressionism/Works/Monet.aspx
By: Miguel Hernández 4B
ResponderEliminar-Author: Vincent van Gogh
-Style: " Post-impressionism".
-Date: October of 1889
Main features: The Mulberry Tree shows a tree from the garden of the asylum. It is centered on the canvas and is growing alone from a rocky hillside. The ground is made up of short quick brushstrokes of white and pale browns. It creates a strong contrast to the dark green and brown of the tree trunk. To the right, you see more greens, indicating trees and growth in the distance. The leaves of the tree make up the majority of the painting, orange against the complementary color of the blue sky. It is that “superb autumn” that gave Vincent the bright orange leaves to paint. The ground and sky are made up of mostly straight diagonal brushstrokes, while the tree leaves are made up of curling spirals of orange and black, sometimes done with the handle of his brush.