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    Expressionism Movement

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    The document summarizes several art styles including Neoprimitivism, Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism. Neoprimitivism incorporated elements from African and South Sea Islander arts. Fauvism used bold colors and distortions, exemplified by Henri Matisse. Dadaism was a rebellion against norms spearheaded by artists like Modigliani. Surrealism depicted dream-like worlds beyond reality. Social Realism expressed social reform through works addressing issues like war and poverty.

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    Expressionism Movement

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    The document summarizes several art styles including Neoprimitivism, Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism. Neoprimitivism incorporated elements from African and South Sea Islander arts. Fauvism used bold colors and distortions, exemplified by Henri Matisse. Dadaism was a rebellion against norms spearheaded by artists like Modigliani. Surrealism depicted dream-like worlds beyond reality. Social Realism expressed social reform through works addressing issues like war and poverty.

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    The document summarizes several art styles including Neoprimitivism, Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism. Neoprimitivism incorporated elements from African and South Sea Islander arts. Fauvism used bold colors and distortions, exemplified by Henri Matisse. Dadaism was a rebellion against norms spearheaded by artists like Modigliani. Surrealism depicted dream-like worlds beyond reality. Social Realism expressed social reform through works addressing issues like war and poverty.

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    Expressionism Movement

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    Raquel Tomas-Nazareno Castillo
    The document summarizes several art styles including Neoprimitivism, Fauvism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and Social Realism. Neoprimitivism incorporated elements from African and South Sea Islander arts. Fauvism used bold colors and distortions, exemplified by Henri Matisse. Dadaism was a rebellion against norms spearheaded by artists like Modigliani. Surrealism depicted dream-like worlds beyond reality. Social Realism expressed social reform through works addressing issues like war and poverty.

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    Is an art style that incorporated

    elements from the native arts of the


    South Sea Islanders and the wood
    carvings of African tribes which
    suddenly became popular at that
    time.

    Neoprimitivism
    Among the Western
    artists who adapted these
    elements was Amedeo
    Modigliani, who used
    the oval faces and
    elongated shapes of
    African art in both his
    sculptures and paintings.
    Art style that used bold,
    vibrant colors and visual
    distortions. It was
    derived from les fauves
    or wild beasts, that refers
    to the group of French
    expressionists painters
    who painted in this style
    like Henri Matisse.

    Fauvism
    This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed und
    Henri Matisse
    Art style characterized by dream
    fantasies, memory images, visual tricks
    and surprises. The works appeared
    playful, but the movement arose from
    the pain that a group of European
    artists felt after the suffering brought
    by World War I. These artists wish to
    protest the civilization that had brought
    on such horrors.

    This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA Dadaism


    These artists rebelled against
    established norms and
    authorities, and against the
    traditional styles in art. They
    chose the child’s term for
    hobbyhorse, dada, to refer to
    their new “non-style.”

    Dadaism This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA


    Does the painting show real life scenario? Why?
    An art style that depicted an
    illogical, subconscious dream
    world beyond the logical,
    conscious, physical one. Its name
    came from the term “super
    realism,” with its artworks clearly
    expressing a departure from
    reality—as though the artists were
    dreaming, seeing illusions, or
    experiencing an altered mental
    state.

    Surrealism
    This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC
    Others were quite playful
    and even humorous, such
    as those by Paul Klee and
    Joan Miro.
    Surrealism
    Many surrealist
    works depicted
    morbid or gloomy
    subjects, as in those
    by Salvador Dali.
    What messages does the following pictures suggest?
    An art style that expressed the artist’s
    role in social reform. The artists used
    their works to protest against the
    injustices, inequalities, immorality,
    and ugliness of the human condition.

    Social realism
    Social realists have addressed different issues: war, poverty, corruption,
    industrial and environmental hazards, and more—in the hope of raising
    people’s awareness and pushing society to seek reforms.

    Social realism

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