1. ART: FROM THE 1800s TO THE 1900s

2. The ‘–ism’s Neo-classism Romanticism Realism
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism
Another type of art:
Pre-Raphalite

3. Artistic Movement
Artist
Neo-classism ( )
Imitation or primarily use of Greek and Roman classical art style and aesthetics
Jean-Auguste Ingres
Francisco de Goya
Theodor Gericault
Eugene Delacroix
Romanticism ( )
Highly imaginative
Emotionally intense
Dreamlike or visionary
Edmund Bruque
John Constable
Joseph Turner
Realism( )
Attempt to represent figures and objects exactly as they appear in real life
Jean-Francois Millet
Gustave Coubert
Honore Daumier
Impressionism & Post-impressionism (late 19th century)
Tried to depict what they saw, rather than mimic actual life
Claude Monet
Georges Seurat
Paul Cezanne
Vincent van Gogh
Pre-Raphalite ( )
Religious works inspired by Medieval and early Renaissance painters
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
William Holman Hunt

4. Romanticism

5. A romantic view of the English country side
John Constable

6. The White Horse-John Constable

7. The Fighting Temeraire-Joseph Turner

8. Realism

9. Angelus-Jean-Francois Millet Rural and working class people

10. The Gleaners-Jean-Francois Millet

11. The Third Class Carriage-Honore Daumier

12. Impressionism and post-impressionism

13. Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte- Georges Seurat

14. Country side-Paul Cezanne

15. Stary Night Over the Rhone-Vincent Van Gogh

16. For your culminating

17. MIX IT UP! Use different paintings to make one
Take the background of one
Take the people of another
Take the theme of another
Take the colours of another
MIX IT UP!