The document discusses various art movements from the 1860s to the 1970s including Impressionism, Expressionism, Cubism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, Op Art, and Pop Art. It provides examples of influential artists and their works from each movement such as Monet's Sunrise, Munch's The Scream, Picasso's Girl with a Mandolin, Duchamp's Fountain, Ernst's The Elephant Celebes, Vasarely's Painting Zebras, Delaunay's Windows Open Simultaneously, and Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans. The movements experimented with different styles, subjects, and philosophies including using emotion over realism, irrational

1. Art Styles from the Various Art Movements
Maximillan Roy D. Bangawan, LPT

2. Includes artistic work produced
during the period extending
roughly from the 1860’s to the
1970’s, and denotes the style and
philosophy of the art produced
during that era.

3. – works that are experimental,
radical or unorthodox with
respect to art, culture or
society.

4. Characterized by relatively
small, thin yet visible
brush strokes, open
composition (often
accentuating the effects
of the passage of time).

6. Artist: Claude Monet
Artwork: Sunrise (1872)

7. Expressionist artists use
paint and pastels, they
sought to express the
meaning of emotional
experience rather than
the physical reality.

9. Artist: Edvard Munch
Artwork: The Scream
(1893)

10. The most influential art
movements of the 21st
century.

12. Artist: Pablo Picasso
Artwork: Girl with a
Mandolin (1910)

13. It rejected reason, logic,
prizing nonsense
irrationality and intuition.

15. Artist: Marcel Duchamp
Artwork: Fountain (1917)

16. It developed painting
techniques allowed the
unconscious to express
itself.

18. Artist: Max Ernst
Artwork: The Elephant
Celebes (1921)

19. abstract, with many better
known pieces created in
black and white.

21. Artist: Victor Vasarely
Artwork: Painting Zebras
(1938)

22. Uses visual language of
shape, form, color and line
to create a composition
which may exist with a
degree of independence
from visual references in
the world.

24. Artist: Robert Delaunay
Artwork: Windows Open
Simultaneously (1940)

25. The movement presented a
challenge to traditions of
fine art by including
imagery from popular and
mass culture.

30. Artist: Andy Warhol
Artwork: Campbell’s Soup
Can (1962)

31. considered as the “live art”.

32. a group of people who
assemble at a public
place suddenly.