Post- Impressionism Art
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- Created on: 17-01-21 22:49
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- Post-impressionism
- Artists
- Paul Cezanne
- Paul Gaugin
- Vincent Van Gogh
- Georges Seurat
- Henri Toulouse- Lautrec
- Henri Rousseau
- The reaction in the 1880s against impressionism
- Rejected Impressionism's concern with spontaneous and naturalistic rendering of light and colour
- Favoured emphasis on more symbolic content and abstract qualities
- Formal order and structure
- Emphasis on geometric forms
- Heavy outlines
- However, similarly to the Impressionists they stressed the artificiality of the picture
- Rejected Impressionism's concern with spontaneous and naturalistic rendering of light and colour
- Favoured emphasis on more symbolic content and abstract qualities
- Formal order and structure
- Emphasis on geometric forms
- Heavy outlines
- Rejected Impressionism's concern with spontaneous and naturalistic rendering of light and colour
- Colour
- Believed it could be independent from form and composition as an emotional bearer of meaning
- Unnatural colour
- Artificial colour palette- vivid
- Saturated
- Multicoloured
- Interest in openly exploring the mind of the artist
- Opted to evoke emotion rather than realism
- Included symbolic motifs
- Art should not revolve around style, process or aesthetic approach
- A way to convey feelings
- Shared their work through independent exhibitions across Paris like the Impressionists
- Distinctive brushstrokes
- Noticeable, broad brushstrokes like the Impressionists
- Added texture, style and made it clear the artwork was not intended to be a realistic representation
- Thick application
- Unlike other art movements, it is not coherent. Artists painted in different styles but did share some characteristics
- Artists
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