Brutalism
Fauvism
A school of fine arts that was popular in France from 195 to 198. The representatives of Fauvism are Henri Madais, MauricedeVlaminck and Andre Delong. Yelu painters are keen on using colorful and dense colors, injecting floating materials directly from acid pipes, and creating a strong picture effect with straightforward and crude brushwork, which fully shows the expressionism annoyance of pursuing emotional expression.
Expressionism
Expressionism
Literary and artistic schools popular in Germany, France, Austria, Northern Europe and Russia in the early 2th century. Expressionism is that artists focus on expressing their inner feelings and evils through their works, but ignore the curtain writing of the object form, so the annotation shows the distortion and abstraction of reality, which is especially used to express the feelings of fear. Therefore, expressionist works with cheerful themes are rare.
Cubism
Cubism
started in Fatian in 198. Cubism is dominated by Balleraud Picasso and George Braque. Relatively speaking, this school abandons the excessive concern about the coordination between the West and the West, and mainly forms an image language with conflicting and distorted pictures. All the works of this school have deep metaphors or metaphors, and with its unique composition form, it is called "Cubism"
Fauvism
an art school that prevailed in France from 195 to 198. The representatives of Fauvism are Henri Madais, MauricedeVlaminck and Andre Delong. Yelu painters are keen on using colorful and dense colors, injecting floating materials directly from acid pipes, and creating a strong picture effect with straightforward and crude brushwork, which fully shows the expressionism annoyance of pursuing emotional expression.
Expressionism
Expressionism
Literary and artistic schools popular in Germany, France, Austria, Northern Europe and Russia in the early 2th century. Expressionism is that artists focus on expressing their inner feelings and evils through their works, but ignore the curtain writing of the object form, so the annotation shows the distortion and abstraction of reality, which is especially used to express the feelings of fear. Therefore, expressionist works with cheerful themes are rare.
Cubism
Cubism
started in Fatian in 198. Cubism is dominated by Balleraud Picasso and George Braque. Relatively speaking, this school abandons the excessive concern about the coordination between the West and the West, and mainly forms an image language with conflicting and distorted pictures. All the works of this school have deep metaphors or comparisons, and their unique composition forms, so they are called cubism
de stijl, the Netherlands
De Stijl
de stijl, the Netherlands, also known as Neo-Modeling West School, from 1917 to 1917. The purpose of his painting is to completely refuse to use any county image elements, and only use simple colors and geometricians to express the essence. Representative figures include Teo Van Dossier, Peter mondriaan and so on.
Bauhaus
Bauhaus
Bauhaus means "House of Houses", which is the abbreviation of "Public Bauhaus School" in Weimar, Germany, and it is still called "Bauhaus" by custom. The establishment of Bauhaus marks the birth of modern design education and has a far-reaching impact on the development of modern design in the world. Bauhaus is also the first college in the world to develop modern design education.
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Postmodernism
An artistic, social, cultural and philosophical trend popular in the West in 197s and 198s. The key is to abandon the basic premise of modernity and its normative content. In the post-modern main text art, this abandonment performance is rejecting the independent value of modern main text art as a differentiated cultural field, and rejecting the modernist principle of formal limitation and partisan principle.
pop art
pop art
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pop art is an artistic style mainly derived from commercial art forms, which is characterized by expressing some details of popular culture, such as enlarging and copying comic books, fast food and packaging printed with trademarks. Among them, Richard and Han Turton are called "the father of police art", and Andy Warhol is regarded as the soul of pop art.
Realism
realism
The main idea of reality is to accurately describe and embody natural or contemporary life. Realism abandons idealized imagination, and advocates that the appearance of things should be closely examined. According to the facts, it contains many artistic trends of thought in different civilizations. The verisimilitude of a work or its resemblance to an object becomes the criterion for judging the success of a work.
Futurism
Futurism
Futurism, one of the modern literary trends of thought, was proposed and organized as a movement by filippo tommaso Mali, an Italian poet. Based on Nietzsche's and Bergson's philosophy, it is believed that the future art should have a "modern feeling" and that the so-called "concurrency of mood" should be expressed when the art is popular.
Memphis School
Memphis
The design of Memphis tries its best to express all kinds of personalized cultural influxes, from naive and slick to grotesque and bizarre. In color, I often break the law of color matching, and I really like to use some bright colors with bright and interesting colors, especially the gaudy colors such as pink and pink green. The core figure of Memphis is the family Texas.
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Supremacism
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The word supremacism is supreme. It was a Russian avant-garde art school created by the surname of Marxism-Leninism around 1915, and it was active between 1915 and 193s. Besides Malevic, it also included Udalizova, Sunakin, Sini, Rodchenko and others. The formal characteristics of the supreme theme are abstract, and the works are composed of straight lines, geometric shapes and flat coloring blocks.
metaphysical painting school
Scuola meta-fisica
This western school is deeply influenced by Quan Benhua and Nietzsche's philosophy, and has the color of Freudian thought. It attaches importance to the application of intuition, hallucination and subconscious, tries to reveal the spiritual factors hidden behind the material, emphasizes the stability, timelessness and immortality of the painting object, and is mostly filled with a mysterious and weird atmosphere to show that it is suspicious of the pathological state of western society and the progress of science and technology.
baroque art
baroque art
an artistic style that prevailed in Europe from 16 to 175. The most basic characteristics are seriousness, implication and balance during the Renaissance, advocating luxury and style, paying attention to the expression of strong emotions, and having a warm and tense atmosphere, which has an eye-catching and soul-stirring artistic effect.
Rococo art
Rococo art is an art form or artistic style that originated in France and spread all over Europe in the 18th century. This art form is light, exquisite and greasy. Rococo art style is widely used in architecture, decoration, painting the west, literature, sculpture, music saving and other artistic fields
Neoclassicism
neoclassicism rose in Rome in the 18th century, and the artists of neoclassicism imitated ancient art from style and theme, and knew what they imitated. Many new materials and techniques have been used, but the noble temperament of classical works has been retained.
Impressionism
Impressionism is an epoch-making art school in the history of western painting, which reached its heyday in the 197s and 198s. From the second half of 19th century to the beginning of 2th century, a large number of impressionist artists emerged in France, who created a large number of classic masterpieces that are still familiar, such as Manet's Lunch on the Grass and Mo Qin's Sunrise Impression.
Postimpressionism
post impressionism
the representative figures of post impressionism are Paul Cézanne, paul gauguin and Vincent Van Gogh. Post-impressionism westerners abandoned the narrow and latent goal of pursuing color and pursued the subjective expression of higher passion. His theory and practice led to the break of Ouhu painting from the tradition since the Renaissance, and a brand-new artistic concept emerged, which led to the germination of western modernist art in the 2th century.
arts and crafts
art and craft
the arts and crafts movement, which appeared in Britain in the late 19th century, was the result of consciously opposing the industrialization of design technology and advocated returning to individual manual technology. This brand-new style is embodied in furniture, clothing, finishing, hand-printed cloth, printing and book design.