Art Awareness Learning Objectives Who is the Artist we learned about today? What is he most famous for? What time in history did he create his art? How.

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Art Awareness Learning Objectives Who is the Artist we learned about today? What is he most famous for? What time in history did he create his art? How does his art make you feel?

Victor Vasarely The Father of Op Art “The art of tomorrow will be a collective treasure or it will not be art at all”

Vasarely at work

Self portrait Victor Vasarely 1934 Pastel on paper

Etudes Bauhaus A Victor Vasarely 1929 Oil on board

Victor Vasarely, 1935 Oil on board

La Cuisine Jaune a Cocherel Victor Vasarely, 1946 Oil on wood

Ezinor Victor Vasarely 1949 Oil on board

Vega Victor Vasarely 1957 Acrylic on canvas

Bora III Victor Vasarely 1964 Oil on canvas

Alphabet VB - Victor Vasarely 1960 Acrylic on canvas

Vonal-Stri Victor Vasarely 1975 Acrylic on canvas

Vega-Nor Victor Vasarely 1969 Acrylic on Canvas

Keple-Gestalt Victor Vasarely, 1968 Acrylic on canvas

Untitled Victor Vasarely c.1978

Tekers-MC Victor Vasarely 1981 Acrylic on canvas

Art Awareness Learning Objectives Who is the Artist we learned about today? What is he most famous for? What time in history did he create his art? How does his art make you feel?