Modern art emerged between 1870-1970 and used new materials and techniques like pointillism. Artists developed theories that art should reflect the perceived world. Neo-classicism focused on Greek/Roman styles and humanism over religion. Romanticism contrasted classicism and used emotion to inspire works. Realism believed truth has its own beauty and represented social issues. Impressionism focused on light, basic shapes, and nature's influence. Post-Impressionism became more symbolic and rejected realistic nature inspiration.

1. MODERN
ART
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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

4. Jacque Louis David

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

6. 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

8. Gustave Courbet

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

10. Claude Monet

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

12. Van Gogh

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