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MODERN 
ART 
FA 02 PRAWPETH 07 
PUKAN 10 PIN 16 NGEK 17 PUKPIK 18
MODERN ART 
• Works produced during approximate period 
1870 – 1970 
• Used new materials, new techniques of painting 
• Developed new theories about how art should 
reflect the perceived world
NEO-CLASSIC 
• Restoration of classic [Greek and Roman] 
• Centered at France 
• Focus on humanism more than religion 
• Believe that painting is the most valuable in art 
• Don’t have much decoration
Jacque Louis David
ROMANTICISM 
• Contrast of classic 
• Artist use emotion to create art work 
• Focus on the truth of life 
• Looks exciting and inspirational 
• Emotional type of art 
• Established by Gericault
Gericault
REALISM 
• Focus on realistic 
• Believe that truth have it own beauty 
• Represent social image 
• Use iron and glass in architecture 
• Influence from industrial revolution 
• Artist like to paint the pictures of poor people
Gustave Courbet
IMPRESSIONISM 
• Pointillism 
• Focus on shape and story more than method 
• Use basic shape and form 
• Conventional Painting 
• Use theory of light and shadow 
• Rough painting 
• Influence from romanticism
Claude Monet
POST-IMPRESSIONSM 
• Symbolic 
• Did not inspire from nature 
• Touching and impression kind of art 
• People did not accept this type of art 
• Later became valueable 
• Technique : color dot
Van Gogh
Starry Night 
• The most famous painting from Van Gogh
REFERENCE 
• work sheet from www.artstucafe.com 
• Work sheet from The Factory Studio And 
Arthouse 
• Work sheet from Silapakorn University Camp

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Modern art

  • 1. MODERN ART FA 02 PRAWPETH 07 PUKAN 10 PIN 16 NGEK 17 PUKPIK 18
  • 2. MODERN ART • Works produced during approximate period 1870 – 1970 • Used new materials, new techniques of painting • Developed new theories about how art should reflect the perceived world
  • 3. NEO-CLASSIC • Restoration of classic [Greek and Roman] • Centered at France • Focus on humanism more than religion • Believe that painting is the most valuable in art • Don’t have much decoration
  • 5. ROMANTICISM • Contrast of classic • Artist use emotion to create art work • Focus on the truth of life • Looks exciting and inspirational • Emotional type of art • Established by Gericault
  • 7. REALISM • Focus on realistic • Believe that truth have it own beauty • Represent social image • Use iron and glass in architecture • Influence from industrial revolution • Artist like to paint the pictures of poor people
  • 9. IMPRESSIONISM • Pointillism • Focus on shape and story more than method • Use basic shape and form • Conventional Painting • Use theory of light and shadow • Rough painting • Influence from romanticism
  • 11. POST-IMPRESSIONSM • Symbolic • Did not inspire from nature • Touching and impression kind of art • People did not accept this type of art • Later became valueable • Technique : color dot
  • 13. Starry Night • The most famous painting from Van Gogh
  • 14. REFERENCE • work sheet from www.artstucafe.com • Work sheet from The Factory Studio And Arthouse • Work sheet from Silapakorn University Camp