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1 Post- Impressionism 1880 - 1920

2 Why Post? Named by Roger Fry, an art critic Rejected naturalism Pure color and line Emotions Curving, vibrant lines of color

3 Georges Seurat 1859 –1891 Pointillism Tiny dots of color side by side Large canvases

4 Paul Gauguin 1848 – 1903 Was a stockbroker Studied peasant life Moved to Tahiti Native culture in hyper-color

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6 Vincent Van Gogh 1853 – 1890 Art dealer, minister Arles, where he had his studio Paint strokes rich in color contrast Over 800 paintings

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10 Paul Cezanne 1839 – 1906 Still life Geometric shapes as the base Bright colors, limited depth

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12 Your Assignment Still life – draw 8 objects from supply table Put 3 objects into your composition. They must overlap ( in front of each other) Using oil pastels create a composition that shows “brushstrokes”, bright colors and emotion

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