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    Murnau was one of the top Expressionist filmmakers. Expressionism sought to convey subjective emotion based on or influenced by personal feelings‚ tastes‚ or opinions rather than a strictly realistic view. Murnau’s cinema mainly focuses on empty space/negative space‚ which creates a sense of isolation or loneliness. German films were mainly associated with expressionism mainly because of their “self-conscious stylization of décor‚ gesture‚ and lighting.” Part

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    popular in horror films. Used expressionism‚ films that explored dream‚ nightmare and psyche and that found their narrative shape determined less by action than emotion. Used angular sets and heavy shadows to develop a macabre and horrific atmosphere for its tale of murder and madness. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari intentionally uses sets that look artificial. The deliberate distortions were meant to portray what a tormented soul might perceive. German expressionism‚ known as dada‚ and surrealism

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    Most forms of art-theater‚ film‚ dance‚ architecture‚ music-are inherently collaborative. With rare exceptions‚ all involve the participation of more than one individual. Only those forms of art-such as literature‚ painting‚ sculpture‚ and musical composition-that we think of when we speak of the author‚ artist‚ or composer are generally taken to be the work of one extraordinary human being. But in fact‚ this was not always so. The concept of the isolated genius emerged in the Renaissance along with

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    Dohgyoung Ahn Analysis

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    magnum opus‚ the women have menacing and unproportioned body shapes. Likewise‚ Ahn’s paintings showcase twisted arms‚ incomplete torsos‚ and abnormal heads‚ all eerily disconnected. Many of Pablo Picasso’s artworks are enshrined as the epitomes of the Cubism art movement. Both Picasso’s and Ahn’s artworks are unorthodox paintings; Nevertheless‚ both prove that however bizarre a painting is‚ it can be still be enticing and

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    fact they overlap. Surrealism took place roughly from 1920-1940 where expressionism

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    the book as he was typing the words in the book. As he told about the different art pieces I felt as I was there as they were being produced. When I went on to read the chapter 7 about cubism‚ I learned that taking a subject and deconstructing it through intense analytical observation was the very essence of cubism as quoted in the book. I learned that sex and art was a good pair. That in some way sex and raunchiness was art‚ it can be a little vulgar seeing naked bodies but once you read how the

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    Research Assignment Modernism is the time period in art that is dated roughly between the 1800’s. This style of art was mainly seen in Europe. Many artist in this movement formed their own ideas and techniques. Doing this made the artists develop new statements how their society should reflect the world. Some artists that have done this are Vincent Van Gogh‚ Pablo Picasso and Jackson Pollock. Vincent Van Gogh was a post-impressionist painter from Holland. He was best known for the vivid colours

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    The literary work that most captured my attention was The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin. I have chosen to do a Reader-Response approach to this paper. First off‚ I enjoyed the intense imagery the writer used in describing the sights and sounds that Louise experienced in her hour of life. From the‚ “…tops of the trees that were all aquiver with new spring life” and the‚ “countless sparrows….twittering in the eaves.” (Clugston. 2010) While I was reading this selection‚ I could see and hear

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    Art is Art

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    All art is art‚ and shouldn’t be dismissed. In “’Statement to Marius De Zayas‚’ 1923‚” Picasso states that art has to convince people of its truthfulness. In his article‚ Picasso defends the art of cubism.—because cubism‚ like many other types of art‚ is not understood yet by most people. However‚ cubism isn’t any different from a type of art someone likes and understands—it shares the same principles or elements as any/ all other types of art. Picasso elaborates on his claims by giving the reader

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    Henri Matisse Influence

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    century‚ the works of Matisse are recognized around the world and across time for their colorful imagery and modern flair. In fact‚ he helped to build and shape the modern art movement of the early 1900’s. Matisse is arguably most well known for his Fauvism‚ impressionism‚ and use of bright colors. But it is only when one digs deeper into his collection that they find a more realistic and subtle approach from the artist. This more traditional technique can be observed in Matisse’s White Plumes. Painted

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