The factors that give rise to art"a primary function of expression in 20th century western art
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The increase in competition
The no. of people started to buy painting
The increase in the number of painters especially western
The increase in competition
The no. of people started to buy painting
The increase in the number of painters especially western
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Factors of Socio-political concerns that led to making arts primary function of expression:
The twentieth century was one of particular worldwide upheaval, ranging from wars to economic downturns to radical political movements.The years between 1900 and 2000 were years of extreme change for artists all over the world.Classical art was being challenged more and more as waves of nationalism and imperialism spread over the world in the early half of the twentieth century.Artists explored extreme and varying themes in the years before and after World War I, and those same themes were revisited in the aftermath of World War II, creating an interesting parallel.Fauvism was the short lived name for the longer-lasting art movement called Expressionism that gave importance to the primary function of art.The artist employed bright, vivid colors and emotional images and subjects in 1905 to 1910 to explore emotions in new ways.This movement is most well known for capturing the creations of such famous artists as Henri Matisse an elderly man who makes art representing human figures and faces with colors. The shades in the painting are darker hues of different colors.Pioneered by Pablo Picasso, Cubism sought to deepen the consideration that expressionist artists had created by rendering objects and ideas from different angles, seeking to break up and analyze things.In the late 1940s, Abstract Expressionism sprang up with the idea of expressing a state of mind.Abstract Expressionism movement wanted viewers to really reach deeply for understanding of an image.They wanted the ideas about the painting to be free of conventional thinking and believed that their images would have a unique, instinctive meaning for each viewer.Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, using splatter-paint and other unusual methods to create abstract works of art.
The twentieth century was one of particular worldwide upheaval, ranging from wars to economic downturns to radical political movements.The years between 1900 and 2000 were years of extreme change for artists all over the world.Classical art was being challenged more and more as waves of nationalism and imperialism spread over the world in the early half of the twentieth century.Artists explored extreme and varying themes in the years before and after World War I, and those same themes were revisited in the aftermath of World War II, creating an interesting parallel.Fauvism was the short lived name for the longer-lasting art movement called Expressionism that gave importance to the primary function of art.The artist employed bright, vivid colors and emotional images and subjects in 1905 to 1910 to explore emotions in new ways.This movement is most well known for capturing the creations of such famous artists as Henri Matisse an elderly man who makes art representing human figures and faces with colors. The shades in the painting are darker hues of different colors.Pioneered by Pablo Picasso, Cubism sought to deepen the consideration that expressionist artists had created by rendering objects and ideas from different angles, seeking to break up and analyze things.In the late 1940s, Abstract Expressionism sprang up with the idea of expressing a state of mind.Abstract Expressionism movement wanted viewers to really reach deeply for understanding of an image.They wanted the ideas about the painting to be free of conventional thinking and believed that their images would have a unique, instinctive meaning for each viewer.Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, using splatter-paint and other unusual methods to create abstract works of art.
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