Zusammenfassung der Ressource
GA
- Art changes
- Loss of
meaning
- New inventions
- People
were bored
- New materials
discovered
- Industrial Revolution
- Mass Production
- Electricity &
Steam engines
- Migration to
cities
- Overpopulation
- Diseases
- Important people
- Karl Marx
- Marxism
- Communist
Parties
- Bourgeosie
vs
prolitarian
- Charles Darwin
- Darwinism
- Teachings
forbidden
- Evolution theory
- Siegmund Freud
- Psycho-analysis
- Subconcious
& Concious
- Romanticism
- Artistic,
literary, and
intellectual
movement
- Originated
toward end
of18th century +
peak from 1800
to 1850.
- features
- Exoticism
- Folklore
and
Nationalism
- Emotion
vs
Rationality
- The Common Man
- Supernatural
- Medievalism
- Love of Nature
- Disintegration of style
- Realism
- Portrays real, typical contemporary people
+ situations with truth and accuracy
- Anti-Realism
- Symbolism intensified/ refined romantic
characteristics of subjectivity, imagination,
and strange, dreamlike imagery.
- Impressionism
- Concentration on general impression: scene
or object + unmixed primary colors and small
strokes to simulate actual reflected light
- Post-Impressionism
- Captures environment in expressive
technique, use of thick paint to
communicate emotion and social vision
- Primitivism
- Cubism
- Expressionism
- Fauvism
- Neo-Impressionism
- Pointillist technique: small
dots of pure colour applied in
patterns to form image
- Abstract
Expressionism
- Futurism
- Music
- Verdi: Rigoletto (Act III) La donna e mobile
- Berlioz: Rokoczy March
- Schubert: Symphony No. 5 in B flat major - Allegro
- WWI
- Mass
Destruction
- Sombre/
Depressed
- Need for Optimism
- Weapons