Art styles

A comparison

Cultural styles

Categories of Styles

1. Expressionism

2. Realism

3. Fantasy

4. Abstract

Expressionism

Eugene Delacroix,Paganini,1831,Oil on cardboard on wood panel17 5/8 x11 7/8

Realism

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres,Paganini,1819Black chalk drawing, 12” x 8 ½ “

A. Artist captured performance instead of true likeness of the man.Evokes the actual sounds and movement of him playing.

A. B.

B. Realistic likeness of violinist. Artist presents him in a cool, distant stance, conveying a sense of intellectual composure rather than emotion.

Marilyn LevineBob’s Cowboy

Boots1973

left: 33.7 x 34.1 x 13.0 cm.

right: 33.3 x 33.5 x

15.4 cm.

Abstraction

Pablo Picasso,Man with Violin1911-191239”x30”Philadelphia Museum of Art

FantasyMarc Chagall

The Green Violinist

1923-1924

Oil on canvas

Guggenheim Museum

Las MeninasPicasso (1957)CubismVelazquez (1656)

Baroque

Sometimes artists change their personal style

PicassoSelf PortraitBefore1900

1899-1900

1901

1901

1906

1907

1938

1972

Name the style

Choices:

Realism

Abstraction

Emotionalism

Fantasy

Edvard Munch,

The Sick Child, 1907

Marc Chagall, 1915Birthday

Winslow HomerThe Cotton Pickers

1876

Rene MagritteThe Listening Room

Kathe KollwitzDie Witwe I (The

Widow I), 1922-3.

woodcut on paper

approximately 15” x 9”

Museum of art Wichita State

Univ.

Trompe-l’oiel Paintings

Began in mural

paintings

Escaping Criticism by Pere Borrell del Caso, 1874

Realism and SculptureTrompe-l’oiel

Marliyn Levine

Richard Shaw

Marilyn LevinePeggy’s Jacket

199182.5 x 47.5 x

16.8 cm.

R. D. Gloves1987

Texas League1989

Boots with Steel Toes1971

Small Case with Handle1981

5 ½ x 12 x 7 inches

RK Briefcase1981

P.H.V. Strap1985

Black Strap1985

Hanne’s Bag

Richard Shaw1941-

perfectly cast porcelain objects and overglaze transfer decals

Camden Passage1979

Origami Ship and Birthday Cake 2003

The Pavilion

2001glazed

porcelain with overglaze

transfers 13 x

9 x 8 in. 

Mrs. Rembrandt2005

Julian Beveer and street art