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Art
History of the Western World:
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Date Due: December
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1400
Through Contemporary
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You
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Worksheet
#11
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Nineteenth
Century
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What is Post-Impressionism?
What characterizes the works of Post-Impressionist painters?
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four artists does your book recognize as the principle Post-Impressionists?
Each of these artists developed personal styles that rejected specific elements
of Impressionism. What did each of the Post-Impressionists feel was lacking
in the Impressionist style? What did each of the artists hope to find through
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book explains that although he enjoyed little success during his lifetime,
Cezanne made the greatest impact on the next generation of modernist painters.
What was so influential about Cezanne's style and technique? What conventions
did the artist break? What elements characterize Cezanne's "new way
of seeing?" |
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Pierre-Auguste
Renoir. Moulin de la Galette. 1876.
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Georges
Seurat. A Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte. 1884 - 86.
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and contrast Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Moulin de la Galette with Georges
Seurat's A Sunday on La Grande Jatte. Both works depict modern life,
but with very different results. In what style are the works made? What
is Seurat's technique called? How does it differ from the technique that
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