EXPRESSIONISM

Origin of the Term ''Expressionism''

▲ The word Expressionist was used in the modern sense as earl

y as 1850, its Origin is sometimes traced to paintings exhibit
ed in 1901 in Paris by an obscure artist Julien-Auguste Herve
, which he called '' Expressionismes'' .
Styles w/ in the Expressionist Art
Movements:
▲ Neoprimitivism
▲ Fauvism
▲ Dadaism
▲ Surrealism
▲ Social Realism
Expressionism
▲ In the early 1900's, a movement arose in the Western ar
t World that came to be known as ''Expressionism'' .
▲ Expressionist Artist created works with more Emotional
Force rather than with Realistic or Natural Images. To
achieve this, they distorted outlines , applied strong c
olors, and exagerrated forms . They work more with their
imagination and feelings , rather than with what their e
yes saw in the physical world.
A.) Neoprimitivism

▲ It was an Art Style that incorporated elements from the

native arts of the South Sea Islanders and the wood carvin
gs of African Tribes that surged in Popularity at that time
. Among the Western artists who adapted these elements
was Amedeo Modigliani,who used the oval faces and elongat
ed shapes of African art in both his Sculptures and Paintin
gs.
NEOPRIMITIVISM ARTWORKS

- FEMALE HEAD By Amede

o Modigliani
- It became as the 3rd most expens
ive sculpture ever sold.
NEOPRIMITIVISM ARTWORKS

- WOMEN WITH A FAN

By Amedeo Modigliani
AMEDEO MODIGLIANI
- He is the Quintessential artist o
f the 20th Century.He has been r
espected as the World's preminen
t artist. And was considered to be
the last survivor of the 1st Gener
ation of the European modernist.
- Known for Painting and Sculptur
e
B.) Fauvism
▲ It was a style that uses bold, vibrant colors and visual dis
tortions. Its name was derived from les fauves (''wild beas
ts''), referring to the group of French Expressionist painte
rs who painted in this style. Perhaps the most known amo
ng them was Henri Matisse.
FAUVISM ARTWORKS
- WOMEN WITH A HAT B
y Henri Matisse
- This is an oil on canvas, it
depicts Matisse's wife,Amel
ie.
FAUVISM ARTWORKS

- HUNGRY LION by H
enry Rousseau
FAUVISM ARTWORKS

-THE DRYING SAILS

By Andre Deraine
HENRI MATISSE
- He was a French Artist, known
for both use of color and his flu
id and original draughtsmanship.
He was a Draughtsman,Sculptor
and Printmaker But known prima
rily as Painter.
C.) Dadaism
▲ It was a style characterized by dream fantasies, memory i
mages and visual tricks and surprises. Although the works a
peared playful, the movement arose from the pain that a
group of European artists felt after the suffering brought
by World War I. Wishing to protest against the civilization
that had brought on horrors, these artists rebelled against
established norms and authorities, and against the traditio
nal styles in art. They chose the child's term for hobbyhors
e, dada, to refer to their new ''nonstyle''
DADAISM ARTWORKS

- THE RED TOWER By

Giorgio de Chirico

- This is the First painting sold

by Giorgio.
DADAISM ARTWORKS

- THE DISQUIETING M
USES by Giorgio de Chiri
co
DADAISM ARTWORKS

- THE SEERS By Giorgio de C

hirico
GIORGIO de CHIRICO

- He was known for Painting, Scul

pture, Drawing ,Costume and Sta
ge design.
D.) Surrealism

▲ It was a style that depicted an illogical, subconscious drea

m world that seemed to exist beyond the logical,conscious,
physical one. Its name came from the term ''super realism''
, with its artworks clearly expressing a departure from rea
lity -- as though the artists were dreaming, seeing illusion
s, or experiencing an altered mental state.
SURREALISM ARTWORKS
- THE PERSISTENCE OF
MEMORY By Salvador Dali

- It is a 1931 painting of Salvad

or. This is one of His most reco
gnizable works.
SURREALISM ARTWORKS
- THE DRUNKARD By
Marc Chagall
 MARC CHAGALL
- He was a Russian French arti
st. He was associated w/ sever
al major artistic styles and cre
ated works in virtually every a
rtistic format,including Paintin
g,Book illustrations,Stained gla
ss,Stage sets,Ceramic,Tapestrie
s, and Fine Art Prints.
 D.) Social Realism
▲ The movement known as social realism expressed the artist's
role in social reform. Artists used their works to protest aga
inst Injustices,Inequalities,Immorality and Ugliness of the Hum
an Condition. In different period of History, social realist hav
e addressed different issues: War, Poverty, Corruption, Indus
trial and Environmental Hazards and more--in the Hope of ra
ising People's Awareness and Pushing society to seek Reforms.
SOCIAL REALISM ARTWORKS

- GUERNICA By Pablo Picasso

 PABLO PICASSO
- He was known for Painting, Drawin
g, Printmaking, Ceramics, Stage desig
n and Writings.
THAT'S ALL ! THANK YOU !
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