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Limportance de lart fran ais

The most influential art movements in French history. *Rococo (18th century)*Neo-classical (late 18th ? early 19th centuries)*Impressionism (mid-late 19th century)*Post-Impressionism (late 19th ? early 20th century)*Cubism (early 20th Century). Rococo. Rococo is a style of art that developed

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Limportance de lart fran ais

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    1. L'importance de l'art français

    2. The most influential art movements in French history

    3. Rococo

    4. Rococo—Jean-Antoine Watteau

    5. Neo-classical (late 18th – early 19th centuries)

    6. Neo-classicism (Jacques-Louis David)

    7. Impressionism Impressionism was a style that reacted to the ultra-refined brush work of neo-classicism. Impressionists hoped to capture the effect of light upon a subject. Many works were completed outdoors and included landscapes, seascapes and other outdoor works. CLAUDE MONET is considered to be the founder of this movement. He did much of his painting in Giverny, France. (see bulletin board)

    8. Impressionism—Claude Monet

    9. Other important Impressionists Pierre-August Renoir Georges Seurat Edouard Manet Berthe Morisot Edgar Degas Gustave Caillebotte

    10. Post-Impressionism The Post-Impressionists' work resembled Impressionism, but started trending slightly away from it toward Cubism. Representatives of Post-Impressionism include: Paul Cézanne, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Henri Matisse et Toulouse-Lautrec.

    11. Vincent Van Gogh

    12. Cubism After Post-Impressionism in the early 20th Century came Cubism. Cubism was a focus on the SHAPE of objects. It attempts to represent all sides of a three-dimensional object in two dimensions. Thus, it often appears, at first glace, that space and perspective are distorted. Famous Cubists include Pablo Piccasso and George Braque.

    13. Still life with bowl and fruit (1912)

    14. Can you guess the period of these pieces?

    15. Can you guess the period of this work?

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    18. Can you guess the period of this painting?

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