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Neo-Impressionism (Pointillism)
A Sunday Afternoon on the Isle of La Grande Jatte
Seurat 1885 |
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Neo-Impressionism (Pointillism)
Portrait of M. Felix Feneon in 1890
Signac |
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Post-Impressionism
Grandes Baigneuses (The Large Bathers)
Paul Cezanne 1898-1905 |
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Post-Impressionism
Boy in a Red Vest
Cezanne 1890-95 |
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Post-Impressionism
Still-Life with Basket of Apples & Petits Pains
Cezanne 1890-94 |
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Post-Impressionism
Mt. St-Victoire
Cezanne 1904 |
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Post-Impressionism
Gulf of Marseilles from L'Estaque
Cezanne 1885 |
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Post-Impressionism
Vision After the Sermon: Jacob Wrestling with the Angel
Gaugin 1888 |
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Post-Impressionism
D'ou venon nous? Qui sommes nous? Ou allons nou?
(Where do we come from? Who are we? Where are we going?)
Gaugin 1897 |
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Post-Impressionism
Self-portrait Dedicated to Gaugin
Van Gogh Sept. 1888 |
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Post-Impressionism
Starry Night
Van Gogh 1889 |
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Post-Impressionism
The Night Café
Van Gogh 1888 |
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Post-Impressionism
The Nabis
Woman in Blue with Child
Vuillard 1899 |
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Post-Impressionism
The Nabis
Moulin Rouge, La Golue
Toulouse-Lautrec 1891 |
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Art Noveau (Jugenstil)
Death and Life
Klimt 1908-11
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Art Nouveau (Jugendstil)
The Scream (The Cry)
Munch 1893 |
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Art Nouveau (Jugendstil)
The Dance of Life
Munch 1899-1900 |
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Art Nouveau (Jugendstil)
Self-Portrait Surrounded by Masks
Ensor 1899 |
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Art Nouveau (Jugendstil)
The Entry of Christ into Brussels in 1889
Ensor 1888-89 |
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Sculpture Leading to the 20th Century
The Age of Bronze
Rodin 1876 |
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Sculpture Leading to the 20th Century
The Gates of Hell
Rodin 1880-1917 |
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Sculpture Leading to the 20th Century
The Burghers of Callais
Rodin 1886 |
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Sculpture Leading to the 20th Century
The River
Maillol 1938-43 |
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Sculpture Leading to the 20th Century
The Little Dancer Aged 14
Degas 1880 |
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| A technique of neo-Impressionist painting using tiny dots, which become blended in the viewer's eye. |
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- The blending of hues, shades and tints to produce a pleasing effect.
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| Two colors across from each other on the color wheel that cancel each other out when mixed. |
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| A color scheme based on three colors on the color wheel that are located at equal distances from each other. |
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Color schemes combine the two colors on either side of a color's complement.
Ex.: Violet -- yellow green or yellow orange |
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Optical illusions are sometimes created when bold colors are placed in close proximity to one another, creating pronounced differences between each color. Simultaneous contrast may create an optical illusion that appears to lighten or darken the hue of a given color depending on whether it is placed beside a second color that is darker or lighter in hue.
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| Objects appear to be certain colors because they absorb and reflect different amounts and wavelengths of light. |
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| The sensations of color reaching our brain are also shaped by our perception — by the mechanics of human vision and by the way our brains process information. Therefore, according to Goethe, what we see of an object depends upon the object, the lighting and our perception. |
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| A method of calculating color values during texture application, where the texture and the fragment colors are combined. |
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Color that has no realistic or natural relation to the object that is depicted, as in a blue horse, or a purple cow, but which may have emotional or expressive significance.
Ex.: Vision After the Sermon: Jacob Wrestling with the Angel, Gaugin
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| A member of an artistic movement that expressed ideas indirectly via symbols. |
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| A style of post-Impressionist painting with bold and flat forms separated by dark contours. |
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The combining of different (often seemingly contradictory) beliefs, often while melding practices of various schools of thought.
Ex.: D'ou venons nous? Qui sommes nous? Ou allon nous?, Gaugin |
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| The simultaneous perception of two or more stimuli as one. -- When one type of sensation evokes another sense. |
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The phenomenon in which the perceived color of an area of a scene tends to take on a hue opposite to that of the surrounding area.
Ex.: A grey square on a red background will take on a greenish tint. |
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