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ABSTRACTIONISM

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•The idea that the art comes from colors and geometric shapes rather than an idea

•Influenced by Fauvism, Cubism, and Music

•Wanted to change the process of making art from what you see, to the idea behind the art piece

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HISTORY

•Began in early 20th century and into early WWII•Started around the time of the Russian Revolution

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MAJOR ARTISTS

•WASSILY KANDINSKY•PIET MONDRIAN•KASIMIR MALEVICH

On White II, 1923

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WASSILY KANDINSKY

• 1866-1944• Father of abstract

painting• President of the

avant-garde

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“The tone of color, the musical tone and human movement themselves abstracted

from their outer meaning, will manifest their inner essence and their own sonority which

issues from it” -Kandinsky

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Composition VIII , 1923

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Accent on Rose, 1926

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PIET MONDRIAN

• 1872-1944• “All painting- the

painting of the past as well as of the present-shows us that its essential plastic means we are only line and color”-Piet Mondrian

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Broadway Boogie-Woogie, 1942-1943

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KASIMIR MALEVICH

• 1878-1935• Apart of the Russian

avant-garde

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“Only with the disappearance of a habit of mind which sees in pictures little corners of nature, Madonnas and shameless venuses,

shall we witness a work of pure living art” -Malevich

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Suprematism, 1917

Black Relationship, 1924

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Suprematist Composition: White on White, 1918

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CRITICS

•Kandinsky failed to meet his own expectations • “his paintings do not achieve his goal of creating nonrepresentational works that would transcend mere decorations through their power to express ideas and emotions” •People didn’t accept his paintings or recognize it as art

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