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    the image list. KEY TERMS: Trompe l’oeil Nonobjective art Representational art Impasto Iconography Chiaroscuro Contrapposto value Linear perspective scale/hierarchical Emphasis Expressionistic art Unity & variety Design principles Visual elements Abstract art Hue Overlapping Saturation Realistic/Realism art Analogous colors Atmospheric perspective Complementary colors Visual elements Design principles Form/Content Style Volume Primary colors Local color Mass Shade Tint Kinetic art Texture Types of

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    Expressionism An expressionist piece of literature portrays a vision of the real world through the author’s point of view. “The Metamorphosis” is an excellent example of expressionism. It shows Franz Kafka’s honest interpretation of the world. His endless fears from his life can be seen in “The Metamorphosis”. Two fears of Frank Kafka’s that keep re-appearing in “The Metamorphosis” are displacement in society and strained relationships with society. After Gregor’s metamorphosis he also is no

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    Nosferatu Expressionism

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    The film “Nosferatu” is a horror story about a vampire and its relationship with a young couple. The film is a product of German expressionism and uses misshapen views of reality‚ symbolism‚ eroticism and shadows to enhance the dark mood of the film. German expressionists‚ through certain patterns and styles‚ sought to show that reality could be seen through emotion. Their intent was to arouse feelings in their audience‚ for example through the use of vibrant colors and shapes or distortion. Many

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    Expressionism In 1984

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    Oceania are taught what to think and what do out of the threat of unspeakable punishment. People cannot even write anything un-government related‚ without the fear of death. Freedom of expression is also needed to remain human because the spread of expressionism goes hand in hand with the culture of a nation. Without expression related culture there is no art‚ and no media‚ and such the people are more like robots than anything. Without the freedom of expression there is no voice people cannot spread their

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    Minimal Art

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    The essay discusses minimalist art and its relation to modernist painting and sculpture in generic terms applicable in art criticism.We first summarize its main points. Fried’s essay claims that Minimal Art (which he prefers to refer to as literalist art) is largely ideological. It defines its position as neither modernist painting nor modernist sculpture‚ but rather art which is whole‚ without parts. The shape and presence of the artwork has to be whole‚ one. By contrast‚ modernist painting must

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    Music : Expressionism

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    ’Peripetie’ from five orchestral pieces is an atonal (no significant key signature) Expressionist piece of music written by Austrian composer Schoenberg (who is associated with the expressionist movement of the early twentieth century and was the founder of the second Viennese school of music). It was composed in 1909‚ written for a big orchestra‚ made up of mainly flutes oboes clarinets and bassoons. Additionally some other brass instruments and percussion play in the piece such as the trumpet

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    Neoclassicism - Essay 2

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    Neoclassicism‚ one of the major art movements‚ began around the middle of the 18th century and lasted until the first part of the 19th century. Just before the beginning of the Neoclassic movement the public ’s interest in the Renaissance and Classic Greek and Roman art began to come back to life. Along with the public ’s newly found interest in the renaissance and Greek and Roman art the public also began to oppose the previous styles of Rococo and Baroque (Sayre‚ 2010). Along with the public ’s

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    modernism. This movement was very popular in most European countries A popular artist for this movement was Warhol Abstract Expressionism Abstract Expressionism started in the 1920s and continued throughout the 20th century This movement “combines abstract form and expressionist emotional value” and was characterized by the fact that it had many styles. Abstract expressionism was mostly popular in America. Dominant artists are Mary Abbott and Charles Alston Surrealism Surrealism began

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    Music Style in Modern Music Jose Joya’s “The Maranao”‚ an abstract expressionism uses line‚ texture and color to express complex themes and messages. • The 20th century is perceived to have attained a wide variety of development that one finds difficult to interpret. The predominant trait of the twentieth century is individualism. It talks about the imagination and expression of an individual’s innermost feelings with clarity and balance. This king of direction has greatly affected the stream

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    Robert Rauschenberg

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    artist’s long held aim of transitioning subject matter to ordinary and found materials‚ as means of questioning the alienation of everyday life in the approaches of the prominent artists and art styles of his time. Particularly in a period of abstract expressionism where personalisation and highly emotionally charged works fuelled belief in the artist’s conceptualisation being key to the appreciation of their respective works‚ it is by Rauschenberg’s deliberate confrontation of the disconnect of the

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