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- 1. Abstract Art Sushmi Diraviam Sarban Singh Megan Blanck
- 2. Wassily Kadinsky • Born in Moscow • learned music at a young age • pursuing law and teaching SO.......?
- 3. Kandinsky went toan art exhibit and saw this... Haystacks at Giverny by Claude Monet
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- 5. What is AbstractArt? • nonobjective and nonrepresentational • portraying non-visual aspects of an object • color, form and line - only things that matter • took meaning out of the paintings and emphasized emotion
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- 7. Untitled, First AbstractWatercolour by Kandinsky, 1910
- 8. Kandinsky • Incorporated music into his artwork • ex. saturation associated with volume of sound • “Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the harmonies, the soil is the piano with many strings. The artist is the hand that plays, touching one key to another, to cause vibrations in the soil.” -Kandinsky
- 9. Der Blaue Reiter •1911 Kandinsky organized a group called “Der Blaue Reiter” (The Blue Rider) - 9 artists • promote abstract art • transferring spiritual experiences through color and sound • published Concerning the Spiritual in Art
- 10. Concerning the Spiritualin Art • got all his ideas out there about abstract art - western culture • “inner necessity” needed for art
- 11. Composition 7 byKandinsky, 1913
- 12. Squares with ConcentricCircles by Kandinsky 1913
- 13. Teaching at theBauhaus • increased his attention to geometry • paid attention to the relationship between the forms and colors • deeper connection with his work
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- 15. Composition X byKandinsky 1939
- 16. Kazmir Malevich • StartedSuprematism • Taught himself how to paint • Russian • Learned about Cubism through Russian collector who displayed art of Cezanne, Matisse, and Picasso
- 17. Suprematism • Geometric Shapes • Simplification • Movement- tilting • Color schemes • Flight • Non-Objective • Emotion
- 18. Taking in theRye, 1911
- 19. Head of aPeasant Girl, 1912-1913
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- 22. Influences • Vladimir Markov • Non-objective • Velimir Khelbnikov • Universal understanding
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- 26. White on White,1918
- 27. Piet Mondrian (1872- 1944) “Every artist has been inspired more by the beauty of lines and color and the relationships between ” them than by the concrete subject of the picture.
- 28. De Stijl (1917- 1931) • In 1917 Mondrian helped begin the periodical art movement known as “De Stijl” • Classified as Neoplacticism • Complete rejection of visual reality • Stripped art to its most basic form • Straight lines, primary colors, and black white or gray
- 29. Composition With Yellow, Composition II in Red, Blue, Blue, and Red and Yellow (1937) (1930)
- 30. Red and BlueChair Rietveld Shroder House Gerrit Rietveld (1917)
- 31. “The emotion ofbeauty is always obscured by the appearance of the object. Therefore, the object must be eliminated from the picture. ” –Piet Mondrian Composition 10 (1939)
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- 33. Artist Influences Influences Influenced •Van Gogh •Doesburg •Cezanne •Leck •Picasso •Guggenheim