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The earliest collage to reflect the lesson of the Grebo mask Surmounted the anxieties aroused by the Balkan war.

What is the HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE of this piece?

Each of these pieces of paper remains a discrete representational element within the composition, which as a whole represents a guitar hanging on a wall. The central portion of the guitar's body appears as a negative shape, defined only by the paper elements that surround it. The effect of transparency is all the more remarkable in the collage for having been achieved with opaque and clearly flat shapes. Against the seemingly transparent surface of the hollow and partly overlapping the blue bridge of the guitar, Picasso pasted a white circle representing a sound hole, thereby reenacting the reversal of recessed and projecting forms that had animated the constructed "Guitar". Moreover, ... pictorial signifiers in this collage seem to take on value only because of the relational system within which they are imbedded. The guitar is given conflicting profiles, curved on the left, straight-edged on the right. These formal antinomies are repeated in the small drawing of the glass, again with the curved profile appearing at the left and the straight-edged at the right.

What are the ARTISTIC PRINCIPLES of this piece?

presenting animals in a brutal way colors represented certain things: Blue = males, severity and spirituality E.g. The blue deer in the middle is a male that holds a lot of spirituality. Yellow = females, sensual and gentle Red = matter, heaviness and brutality

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rejection of past expressionism the goal was to put value on the subject rather than colour

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•A new style of art that was unrealistic, free, and wild. •Rejected Signac's handling of colour. •Left colours unblended, which interfered with the perception of the depth in the images; used contrasting or complementary colors to represent a certain feeling--not necessarily the color the object was in real life •Some of his paintings also have a mood of lack of inhibition, and hedonism.

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•Inspired by Matisse as well as African masks. •The goal was to shock •Incorporated the women's faces terrifyingly bold and solicitous, African masks, and liberal nudity.

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•rejection of tradition and the past •cult of the machine •glorification of the new

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1906

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1907

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1910

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1912

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1913

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1914

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It is a premonition to World War I that Marc experienced living in Germany. The brutality of the animals lives at the depicted moment reflected what the oncoming war would be doing to the people of the world. The destruction, the chaos, and the sadness that the viewer sees sums up the evident outcome the future war would bring. Displays Der Blaue Reiter style that he co-founded with Wassily Kandinsky.

What is the HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE of this piece?

One of the first and most important works of analytic cubsim catalyst for further cubism and experimentation into subsequent forms Marks the introduction of Picasso working for Kahnweiler until WWI

What is the HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE of this piece?

• Cezanne's death casts Postimpressionism as the historical past, with Fauvism as its heir. • In 1905 Matisse and Derain exhibited together at the Salon d'Automne (Fall Salon) and people were shocked by their use of bright, non-naturalistic colors. • One art critic went so far as to call the artists "fauves" and since then, the term Fauvism has been applied to work by Matisse, Derain, and others who used similar techniques. • With this bombshell, he wanted to turn over a page of the Western tradition of painting by means of a cannibalistic attack at the tomographic level. •Fauvism was surrounded by controversy. Some critics associated Fauvism with anarchist ideas, which had become popular in the 1890s due to a political scandal known as the Dreyfus Affair, but Vlaminck was the only Fauvist who actively encouraged anarchism. Critics also accused Matisse and other Fauvists of hedonism. This is partly because Matisse often painted women, many of whom were nude.

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•First proto-cubist painting. •Les Demoiselles was revolutionary and controversial, and led to widespread anger and disagreement; Matisse considered it a bad joke. •Incorporated the women's faces terrifyingly bold and solicitous. •Its first exhibition at the Salon d'Antin in 1916, it was deemed immoral.

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•Surfaced just before WWI in response to strict regime. •Thus favoring a upheaval of old traditions, through war and destruction, in favor of new technology.

What is the HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE of this piece?

Animal World Violence

What is the MEANING of this piece?

Draws inspo from Grebo African mask Each collage piece reads as hovering against the flat sheet of the background; the black crescent of the guitar's lowest edge doubling as its shadow cast on the supporting table; its sound-hole seeming to project as a solid tube in front of the instrument's body. Each figure functions as a synecdoche of the picture as a whole LA BATAILLE S EST ENGAGE (The battle has begun). Alluding to the Balkan Wars and the challenge of collage itself as a new pictorial form.

What is the MEANING of this piece?

challenging art norms represents a further incursion into the break-up of form Picasso included on African mask in the top-left

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•5 nude female prostitutes from a brothel in Barcelona. •Each figure is disconcerting and confrontational manner, and none are conventionally feminine. The women appear as slightly menacing and rendered with angular and disjointed body shapes. •Three figures on the left exhibit Iberian style, while the two on the right have African mask-like features. •The racial primitivism in these masks moved Picasso to "liberate an utterly original artistic style of compelling, even savage force"

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•Theme = Pastoral Fantasy: featuring the composition with the circle of dancers in the background physical beauty, visual pleasure, and the origin of desire, it was also based on a solid anchoring of sexual difference. •Influenced by various sources, resulting in the stylistic disunity of the canvas and the discrepancies of scale— further deliberately upsetting Matisse traditional rules. •Message that informs the work This piece is a follow up to Luxe, Calme et Volupte •There are flat planes of unmodulated pure color with such liberal clashes of primary hues, thick contours in bright hues, and deformed bodies melting together.

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•the legacy of divisional painting •Cubist fragmentation of traditional perceptual space •Clippings from newspapers and found mate- rials in advertising •the suggestion of dynamism and movement set up by the collage's construction as both a vortex and a matrix of crisscrossing power lines •the juxtaposition of the separate phonetic dimension of language with its graphic signifiers.

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"Blue Rider" Abstraction (Der Blaue Reiter) Abstraction --> A visual representation that may have little resemblance to the real world. Abstraction can occur through a process of simplification or distortion in an attempt to communicate an essential aspect of a form or concept Blue Rider --> Independent Abstract Expressionists group of artists formed in 1911 in Munich; united in rejection of the corruption and materialism of their age. Spiritual and symbolic associations of colour Spontaneous, intuitive approach to painting. Promoted modern art abstracted forms and prismatic colors - anti-commercial/industrialism -Type of German Expressionism -stressing colors, rather than emotions