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Peintures Atget Semester 1 Final French 3 Les peintres anti académie Les peintres de BARBIZON The French Academy had insisted painters be trained in the Neo Classical tradition ID: 209228 Download Presentation
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Revision: Peintures/Atget
Semester 1 Final
French 3Slide2
Les peintres “anti-académie
”:
Les peintres de BARBIZON.
The French Academy had insisted painters be trained in the “Neo Classical” tradition.
Landscapes were not considered a noble subject matter. They were seen only as a backdrop to historical paintings.
Barbizon painters LOVED landscapes!Slide3
Jean-François MILLET
He was a “Realist/Naturalist” painter.
Loved to paint the humble peasant farmer. The Gleaners, 1857Slide4
MILLET, L’ Angelus, 1857Slide5
MonetFather of Impressionism
He loved to experiment with the effect of light on subjects-would often paint the same object over and over at different times of the day
Painted outdoors, “en
pleine-aire
”.Slide6Slide7Slide8Slide9
CézanneCézanne was the father of modern art.
His work was rather abstract, based on the cylinder, cone and sphere.
He loved still-lifes
, landscapes and portraits.Slide10
Nature Morte=Still lifeSlide11
Paysage=landscapeSlide12
PortraitsSlide13
MatisseHe loved to experiment with wild colors.
He was one of the “Fauves” (Wild Beast) artists.
Towards the end of his career, he used cut paper to “paint with scissors”.Slide14Slide15Slide16
Papiers découpés=cut paperSlide17
Eugène
Atget
Maker of “documents” of Paris,
Late 1800’s, early 1900’s Slide18
Café, Avenue de la Grande-Armée
, 1924–25Slide19
“Versailles”
1923Slide20
“Le Cirque” 1920