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1323 BCE
Tutankhamun's Mask
Death masks have been common for a very long time believed to strengthen the spirit of the mummy made of gold and gems, stylized features of the ruler Howard Carter found the tomb in 1922 -
Period: 990 BCE to 1051
Movable Type (Ceramic)
Bi Sheng - N. Song Dynasty
Clay/Ceramic
later replaced by wood type -
450 BCE
Pericles and Plutarch
Pericles at the head of new unified Greece - Acropolis - Plutarch defines that people want beauty and to rebuild better. -
220 BCE
Woodblock Printing - First Happening
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190
Hadrian's Villa
@ Trivoli of Pergamon "unswept house" or "unswept floor"
Food=Technology -
Period: 400 to 1400
Middle Ages
Education in decline and christianity takes over. Decline in literacy also apprenticeships and guilds begin - unions establish laws -
700
Codex Amiatinus
Portrait of Ezra from the Codex Amiatnus -
1066
Bayeux Tapestry
First storytelling and major artwork done by women. Almost 230ft long. -
1285
Duccio
Introduces a better sense of perspective than his predecessors, but it still had flaws that were corrected later by future artists. -
Period: 1314 to 1327
Giotto
Giotto - has a better sense of perspective than Duccio as can be seen in his Madonna and Child -
1338
Lorenzetti
Lorenzetti - italian master - does not have a great sense of perspective -
1377
Movable Metal Type
Jikji Korea - one of the first documents with movable metal type -
1390
The Craftsman's Handbook
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1400
Da Vinci
Da Vinci was also thinking about color “of several colors all equal white will look the whitest on the darkest background” -
1400
Tacuinum Sanitatis
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1415
Brunelleschi
Brunelleschi - Linear Perspective is attributed to him - lenses prisms and mirrors are important. -
1425
Masaccio - Holy Trinity
Masaccio was the first really successful perspective painter. The viewer can perceive real volume in his works. -
1434
Van Eyck’s Arnolfini Wedding
Van Eyck’s Arnolfini Wedding - oil on oak - huge symbolism in this work - northern. -
1434
Emerald Buddha
Thailand -
1435
Alberti’s On painting
Establishes that there are four true colors - Red Blue Grey and Green. - He doesn’t completely understand white and black. All from observation. -
1440
Johannes Gutenburg's Printing Press
use screw press
more copies are available
1454 - gutenburg bible - over 150 copies produced -
1454
Gutenburg Bible
over 150 copies produced - impressive because done with movable type -
1480
Carlo Crivelli
Tempra and gold on wood
not so popular
cucumberates (melon and Cucumber)
-Religious and fruit is symbolic
-master of own shop -
1540
"Design"
The word "Design" is from the 1540's - mark out, devise, choose, designate. -
1547
/le Transi de Rene de Chalon
ligier Richier -
1562
The Triumph of Death
pieter bruegel the elder -
1563
Giuseppe Arcimboldo
Vegtables in a bowl or the garden
the four seasons -
1567
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
"The Peasant Wedding'
Comical
Grain Based Economy -
Period: to
Juan Sanchez Coten
Still life with Quince and Cabbage and melon and cucumber -
Frans Snyders
still life with dead game, fruits, vegtables in market
flemish 1579-1657 -
Judith Slaying Holofernes
Artemisia Gentileschi -
Vanitas Still Life with Self Portrait
Pieter Claesz -
Still Life, oil on wood
Willem Claesz Heda -
Period: to
Sir Isaac Newton
Created one of the first color wheels. - used prisms to understand the science behind light and color. - Established that Red, Yellow and Blue are the primary colors - same as they are today. -
Deathbed portrait of Christian IV, King of Denmark
Berent Hilwaetz -
Period: to
vermeer
milkmaid
painter of light -
Opticks
- Opticks
- Beginning of understanding the science behind light and color
- Red Yellow Blue - Newton figures out RYB
- Opticks
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Palace of Versailles
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Period: to
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Poet, his concern is more about the psychological effects of color, how colors impact your brain and emotional state, believed darkness was not an absence of light, one of the first people to research after image and optical illusions - speaks to bauhaus color theorists. -
E-L Boulee Library
Etienne-Louis Boulee -
Period: to
Louis Daguerre
Boulevard du Temple - 1838
First kinda developing film.
First photo of a human (shoeshine man) -
The Death of Marat
Jacques Louis David -
Period: to
Henry Fox Talbot
- discovered paper as an option for recording an image - discovered translucent negative photosensitive paper "calotypes"
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house of death
wiliiam blake -
The Raft of the Medusa
Theodore Gericault -
First Known Photograph
Joseph Nicephore Niece - Heliography
View from window at Le Gras
Exposure took a few Days -
Michel Chevreul
combining lightness and darkness with color - color globe vs color wheel - after image - worked at a yarn factory. -
Roger Fenton
Valley of the Shadow of Death
From Korean War -
Olympia
Edouard Manet -
Manet and the beginning of Impressionist movement
brushstrokes become looser and work becomes less representational. -
The Harvest of Death
Union dead on the battlefield at Gettysburg. Timothy H. O'Sullivan -
Woman with Parrot
Gustave Courbet -
Impressionism
Pissaro - 1872
Monet - Rouen Cathedral - 1892 -
The Gross Clinic
Thomas Eakins -
Horse Running
First Film Ever - prove that horses hooves do come off the ground when they gallop. -
Ogden Rood
- modern chromatics - focused on getting these ideas about color a little more parceled - really influential because he divided color into three constants
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Ogden Rood
modern chromatics - focused on getting these ideas about color a little more parceled - really influential because he divided color into three constants -
L'Inconnue de la Seine
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The Sick Husband
Vassily Maksimov
"Icon Corner" - located so that it is visible when you first enter the house -
Bar at the Follie Bergere
Edouard Manet -
the potato eaters
van gough - dark -
Period: to
Le Corbusier
Architect and first master planner (Chandigarh) -
They Did Not Expect Him
Repin -
Period: to
Josef Albers
Studied at Bauhaus and the Black Mountain College. He was a german born American who focuses on the interaction of color - wrote a book at yale. -
Period: to
Man Ray
Play around with double exposure -
Claude Monet
Rouen Cathedral - LIGHT -
Period: to
Henri Toulouse-Lautrec
at the moulin rouge
drink eat and paint -
The basket of apples
cezanne - interesting perspective -
Trip to the Moon - Film
First longer film - actually done in color and each slide had to be hand painted. Directed by Georges Méliès. Shot in Studio. -
Woman with Dead Child
Kathe Kollwitz -
Albert Henry Munsell
Color Tree - hue, value, chroma -
He That is Without Sin
Polenov -
Death and the Maiden
Marianne Stokes -
Concerning the Spiritual in Art
Wassily Kandinsky -
James Ensor
the banquet of the starved
or
comical repast
similar to the last supper -
0.10 Exhibition
Suprematist Exhibition -
Marcel Duchamp
Fountain - urinal on end - ART -
Portrait of Mina Loy
Man Ray -
Marlene
Hannah Hoch -
Monument to the Third International
Vladimir Tatlin -
Rayograph
The Kiss -
The treachery of images
Rene Magritte -
F.T. Marietti and Fillia
the futurist cookbook
food and futurism - questioned lots
write a lot about themselves -
Period: to
Gerhard Richter
Uses a combination of adding and scraping away paint on his canvases. His paintings do what they want - he is just the one facilitating that process. He doesn’t like the works he completely understands. He was originally trained in realism. He luv dat grei. -
Walter Benjamin
Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Artwork independent from copy
discuss authenticity -
Meret Oppenheim
The Luncheon in Fur
one of first women -
Kathe Kollwitz, From Series, Death
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Haus der Kunst
Onee of Boulee's only surviving buildings -
Olympia
Leni Riefenstahl, First Olympic documentary -
The Two Fridas
Frida Kahlo -
Norman Rockwell
Freedom from Want
FDR speech - 4wants/freedoms (liked this) -
Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus)
Salvador Dali -
Period: to
Anish Kapoor
Vanta Black (bought all the rights to it) - also does some AWESOME work. Including the Bean in Chicago. -
Pantone, America
commercial printing company, systemization, standardizes color, tried to streamline color for industry -
Daniel Spoerri
Prose poems
snare pictures
art and restaurant and cookbooks
table to wall
Kichkas Breakfast (1964) -
Anthropometry of the Blue Period
Yves Klein -
Period: to
Dieter Roth
Literaturwurst -
Andy Warhol soup
Campbells Soup Cans - mass produced -
Claes Oldenburg - Floor Burger
Used food to talk about conversation btwn painting and sculpture -
Allison Knowles
make a salad
preformance piece -
Twelve Electric Chairs
Andy Warhol, acrylic and silk-screen on canvas -
Marcel Broodthaers
Triomphe de Moules 1 (Mussels Casserole) -
One and Three Chairs
Joseph Kosuth -
Period: to
On Kawara Today
Each painting is just the date, referencing something important that happened on that day. -
Fall I, Los Angelas
Bas Jan Ader -
Fall 2, Amsterdam
Bas Jan Ader -
Period: to
FOOD
Soho NY - Carol Goodden, Tina Girouard, Gordon Matta Clarke
Restaurant -
Interior Scroll
Performance art by Carolee Schneeman -
In Search of the Miraculous
Bas Jan Ader, -
Silueta Series
Ana Mendieta -
House #3
Francesca Woodman, Providence, Rhode Island -
Immersion (Piss Christ)
Andres Serrano -
A Fire In My Belly
David Wajnarawicz
video and sound
4 minutes -
Portrit (Fulago)
Yasumasa Morimura -
Stereo Styles
Lorna Simpson -
Bismullah
Rasheed Araeen -
Just Seeds
Justseeds Artists' Cooperative is a decentralized network of 30 artists committed to social. environmental, and political engagement. -
Cornered
Adrian Piper -
Ignorance = Fear / Silence = Death
Keith Haring -
Buddha Statue of Hyderabad
India -
Picasso and Frederick of Hollywood
Nancy Spero -
Felix Gonzalez Torres
untitled - portrait of ross in LA
175lbs of hard candy represent weight of his lover
share death with the public -
Monywa Buddhas
Burma
Reclining Buddha is 90 meters long - one of the largest Buddhas in the world
Dressed in a gold robe
body itself is a building -
Rikrit Travanje
untitled (FREE)
food and curry cooked for all that come to gallery
add taste into how to process artwork
bring people together
pad thai -
The Temple of All Religions
Ildar Khanov
Kazan, Russia -
Rudolf Stingel - Untitled
cast urethane rubber
18 x 21 x 9 -
Faceless Women of Allah
Sherin Neshat -
Guarded Conditions
Lorna Simpson -
Electronic Superhighway
Nam June Paik
also - 1976 TV Buddah - watch itself on live feed -
Sophie Calle
the chromatic diet
a different color for the different days of the week -
Stern
Marlene Dumas -
The Green Line
Francis Alys - walked from a gallery, around the city, and then back to the gallery with a can of paint with a hole cut in it -
The Giant 2
david altmejd -
Shibboleth
Doris Salcedo, concrete and metal, 548 feet long -
Winter Solstice 2012
dinner party -
No Seconds
Henry Hargreaves -
Nicole Eisenman
Sunday Night Dinner -
Standing Man
Erdem Gunduz -
Wiliam Pope L.
Claim - Always confusing -
Kara Walker - Sugar Baby
"A Subtlety or the Marvelous Sugar Baby"
commenting on slavery and the torture the African Americans and Africans went through. -
CanoeKeneJaguarPataLampLight
Ernesto Neto
