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    The document discusses various aspects of what makes art great through examples of famous paintings. It explores themes like expression, symbolism, narrative, status, and movement that great art manages to satisfy viewers on a deeper level. Examples shown include paintings by Van Gogh, Picasso, Da Vinci, Durer, Vermeer, Monet, Botticelli, Gainsborough, Friedrich, Klimt, Riley and Warhol to depict emotions, universal anxieties, symbolism, perfection, capturing moments, myths, status, metaphors, eroticism, relationships, and consumerism respectively. The document encourages the viewer to appreciate great art and also make their own.

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    The document discusses various aspects of what makes art great through examples of famous paintings. It explores themes like expression, symbolism, narrative, status, and movement that great art manages to satisfy viewers on a deeper level. Examples shown include paintings by Van Gogh, Picasso, Da Vinci, Durer, Vermeer, Monet, Botticelli, Gainsborough, Friedrich, Klimt, Riley and Warhol to depict emotions, universal anxieties, symbolism, perfection, capturing moments, myths, status, metaphors, eroticism, relationships, and consumerism respectively. The document encourages the viewer to appreciate great art and also make their own.

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    Kunst, Warum

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    The document discusses various aspects of what makes art great through examples of famous paintings. It explores themes like expression, symbolism, narrative, status, and movement that great art manages to satisfy viewers on a deeper level. Examples shown include paintings by Van Gogh, Picasso, Da Vinci, Durer, Vermeer, Monet, Botticelli, Gainsborough, Friedrich, Klimt, Riley and Warhol to depict emotions, universal anxieties, symbolism, perfection, capturing moments, myths, status, metaphors, eroticism, relationships, and consumerism respectively. The document encourages the viewer to appreciate great art and also make their own.

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    Art!

    What makes it great?

    Sharayu Ghurye
    5.12.2022
    Goethe Zentrum , Hyderabad
     Do you sketch or paint? Why*not?
     Why do kids have to paint or draw in
    school?
     What do you like in a painting?
    Please sketch or paint Apples!

     Stick them up next to each other on the board!


    With an Apple I will astonish Paris!

     Still Life with Apples 1878


    Paul Cezzane
    Great Art

     Lots of good Art is produced ever year


     Great Art manages to satisfy the viewer at a deeper
    level
     Timeless
    Art only for intellectuals?
     Beginning of the 14th Century, for people who could
    not read, but who could recognize and have empathy
    with stories told visually
     Do you know any such examples?
    Expression
    Gesture
    Giotto di Bondone c.1304 -13

     Agony
    Cruxifixion
    Mathis Grünewald
    Isenheim Alterpiece 1512 - 16
    Brushstrokes
    Vincent Van Gogh 1890
    Lyrical
    Composition No 6
    Wassily Kandinsky 1913
    Restlessness, Tension, Anticipation
    The Tiger 1912
    Franz Marc
    Symbolism

    Universal Anxiety of modern Humaniy


    Memories
    The Scream
    Edvard Munch 1893
    Symbolism

    Dreams
    Horror of War
    Guernica 1937
    Pablo Picasso
    From an Interview with Picasso
     Gestapo Officer:  Picasso
     `No , you did´.
     You did that didn´t
    you?  `
    Beauty
    Mystery
    Mona Lisa 1503- 06
    Leonardo da Vinci
    Perfection
    Self-Portrait at Thirteen 1484
    Albrecht Dürer
    Praying Hands
    Albrecht Dürer
    The Everyday
    The Milkmaid 1658 – 1660
    Johannes Vermeer
    Capturing The Moment
    Impression: Sunrise 1872
    Claude Monet
    Narrative
    Mythological
    The Birth of Venus
    Sandro Boticelli c.1486
    Status
    Mr. And Mrs. Andrews c.1750
    Thomas Gainsborough
    The wanderer above the sea of Fog
    Caspar David Friedrich c.1818
    Metaphor for the unknown Future
    Erotic
    The Kisss
    Gustav Klimt 1907 - 1908
    Movement
    Relationships
    Fall 1963
    Bridget Riley
    Consumerism
    Campbell’s Soup Cans 1962
    Andy Warhol
    Make your own Art !
    Thank You

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