ARTS 10

Quarter 1 Week 7
Principles of Design
• Unity and Variety
• Balance
• Emphasis and Subordination
• Repetition and Rhythm
• Scale and Proportion
Elements of Arts
• Line
• Shape
• Space
• Value
• Color
• Texture
• Perspective
Characteristics of
Arts from Various
Arts Movement
 Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, you should be able
to:
1. Identify various art movement and its
distinct characteristics.
2. Create a simple example of an artwork

from any of the art movemenst: and

3. Appreciate a given artwork through the

process of art appreciation activity.

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 IMPRESSIONISM 02 EXPRESSIONISM

03 ABSTRACTIONISM 04 OPT AND POP ART

 INTRODUCTION
An Art Movement is a distinct style,
techniques, or trend that maps a
particular period of cultural
development in the history of art,
followed by a group of artist during
specific period of time.
01 IMPRESSIONISM
In the 2nd half of the 16th century emerged the
impressionism movement. Impressionist artists moved
away from the established practices and discovered
new ways. Theu used pure unmixed colors side by side
using short broken strokes for more visual effects on
subject. They started on something new like capturing
scenes of everyday life like household objects,
seascapes, houses, and ordinary people. They prefered
working outdoor in a natural light incorporating unusual
visual angles, out of proportion objects, subject placed
oo-centered, and empty spaces on the canvas.
 Scenes of Everyday Life

Seascapes

Household object

Houses Ordinary people

 Famous
Impressionist
Artist and Their
Masterpieces
 Claude Monet

Claude Monet was a

French painter and
founder of impressionist
painting who is seen as a
key precursor to
modernism, especially in
his attempt to paint
nature as he perceived it.
Works of Claude Monet
 Auguste Renoir
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
was a French artist
who was a leading in
the development of
the Impressionism
style. As a celebrator of
beauty and especially
feminine sensuality.
 Edouard Manet
Edouard Manet was a
French modernist
painter. He was one of
the first 19th century
artists to paint modern
life as well as pivotal
figure in the transistion
from Realism to
Impressionism.
 EXPRESSIONISM
Refers to art in which the image of reality is
distorted in order to make it expressive of the
artist’s inner feelings or ideas. They create
works with more essential force, and not
realistic or natural image. To attain this, they
used distorted oulines, unrealistics or
unnatural images. Their works are not
actually what they are in the physical world,
but depend on their imaginations and
feelings.
The different styles that emerged
within the expressionist art
movements:
ØNeopritivism
ØFauvism
ØDadaism
ØSurrealism
ØSocial Realism
Neopritivism
Is an art style combined elements
from the native arts of the South Sea
Islanders and the wood carvings of
African tribes. Among western artist
who adapted these elements was
Amedeo Modigliani. Oval faces and
elongated shapes of African art can
be seen in both his sculptures and
paintings.
Amedeo Modigliani
Yellow Sweater
Amedeo Modigtiani
1919 Oil in Canvas
 Fauvism
Is a style of Les Fauves- “The Wild
Beast”, is a group of early 20th
century modern artist whose works
emphasized with strong colors and
visual distortions. Most known artist
was Henri Matisse.
DADAISM
Ø Is a style characterized by
imagination, remembered
images, and visual tricks and
surprises-as in the paintings
of Marc Chagall and Giogio
de Chirico. These artist turns
their backs from using
traditional styles in arts
leading to new style called
“non-style”.
SURREALISM
Came from the term
“Super realism”, a style
that depicts an illogical,
subconcious dream
world.
It is a clear expression of
departure from reality –
as if the artist were
dreaming, seeing
illusions, or experiencing
a change in mental
state.
 SOCIAL
REALISM
This movement
express the artist
role in social reform.
The artist used
their works to
show protest
against the
injustices,
inequalities
immorality, and
other concerns
of the human
condition.
ABSTRACTIONISM
In the 20th century, the
abstractionist movement
existed from the various
intellectual points of view.
This intellectualism was
reflected in art.
ABSTRACTIONISM
Geometrical shapes,
patterns, lines, angels,
textures, and swirls of color
were used.
 Representational
abstractionism depicts
still recognizable subjects
while pure abstractionism
does not recognize any
subject at all.
Abstractionist movement
has four art styles,
namely:
§ Cubism
§ Futurism
§ Mechanical style
§ Non-objectivism
 Cubism
-was derived from the word
cube- a three dimensional
geometric figure composed of
line, shape and angles.

Pablo Picassio – Spanish

painter / sculpture is foremost
among the cubist.
Futurism
The artist draw
inspirations through
motion, force, speed
and strength of
mechanical forms.
Mechanical
Style
Basic forms such as
planes, cones, spheres
and cylinders all fit
together in a precise
and neat manner.
Non-Objectivism
This non-projectivism
style did not make use
of figures or even
representations of
figures.
Optical Art
and Pop Art
OPTICAL ART
This is an art
movement gives a
visual experience – a
form of action
painting.
Pop Art
This is a movement
that made use of
common place trivia,
even nonsensical
objects that the artist
seemed to enjoy.
Installation Art
A contemporary art form that
make use of sculptural materials
and other media to modify the
way the viewer experience a
particular space. This is also
called environmental art, project
art, and temporary art.
Performance
Art
Is a form of art of
modern art in which
the actions of an
individual or a group of
a particular place and
in a particular time
constitute the work.