My Favorite Art

3 October 2008

Something a Little More Modern

Filed under: Modern,pointalism — Rose @ 3:52 am
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So I’m taking a Modern Art class. I hated the last one I took but I’m convinced that I just couldn’t stand the instructor. Here are a few works I’ve rekindled a love for:

Henri Matisse-

Red Studio

Red Studio

Joy Of Life

Joy Of Life

Georges Seurat-
Seurat invented pointalism which is using tiny dots of color to make a painting so that when you stand back the colors blend into new colors.
Sunday Afternoon On La Grande Jatte
Sunday Afternoon On La Grande Jatte
Paul Cezanne-
Cezanne loved geometry. He was obsessed with finding geometrical shapes in nature.
Still Life With Skull
Still Life With Skull
Toulouse Lautrec-
You could say Lautrec reshaped advertising into what we know it to be today.
Paintings:
At the Moulin Rouge

At the Moulin Rouge

In the background center you see two men, one is tall and wearing a top hat and right next to him there appears to be a man seated. The seated man is Toulouse Lautrec himself. He actually isn’t seated at all- he is standing. AsĀ  child he suffered severe injury to his limbs and they stopped growing so he had a normal sized torso but was still quite small.

Rosa La Rouge

Rosa La Rouge

Prints:
Advertising the Moulin Rouge, a place Lautrec spent a lot of time.
Advertising the Moulin Rouge, a place Lautrec spent a lot of time.
Advertising the Divan Japonais. This one hung in my room until it fell and broke.
Advertising the Divan Japonais. This one hung in my room until it fell and broke.
Advertising a gig for his friend Bruant.
Advertising a gig for his friend Bruant.
Cubism to come later.
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3 Comments »

  1. cool you’re a bookmark at my computer now, thanks for sharing this.

    Comment by Jurriaan — 20 October 2008 @ 3:38 pm | Reply

  2. I love Sunday Afternoon On La Grande Jatte. Pointillism is such a crazy style!

    Comment by Chris — 9 March 2009 @ 6:23 pm | Reply

    • thanks for your input. its always nice to see someone else appreciating art.

      Comment by Rose — 10 March 2009 @ 4:02 am | Reply


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