Post Impressionism and Art

Post-Impressionism and Art Modernism are the arts characterized by a deliberate transition from traditional expression to more expressive expression, to distinguish between many styles of art and literature from the late 19th century to the 20th century It is exercise. Emile Bernard is part of this contemporary art movement and can be seen in his painting Brittany women and haystack painted around 1888. Impressionist painters are contemporary artists who tend to focus on the influence of light beyond landscapes and townscapes.

Post impressionist, symbolism, Art Nouveau • Post impressionists: commitment to form, structure, emotion • pioneers of modern art • written literature on art history and criticism • symbolism: moral dramatic change in the modern world (Paris, Germany, Austria, Germany, Spain) • Recognition that post-impressionism is a rebellion against realism and Impressionists • Linking the symbol of Paul Gauguin's work - Pakistan Bologna Picasso's blue era - Art Nouveau • Picasso's blue era works are related to Manorism. • Understand how post impressionists express emotions and individuals in personal ways

Post-Impressionists are used to describe Impressionist reactions of the 1880's. PaulCézanne, Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat are leading. The post-Impressionists refused the impression of the natural and natural expression of light and color by Impressionists. Instead, they tend to emphasize more symbolic content, formal ordering and structure. But like the Impressionist painters, they emphasize the artificiality of the paintings. Post-Impressionists also believe that colors are independent of shape and composition. This is a person with emotional and aesthetic meaning. Impressionists and late Impressionists include some of the most famous contemporary artworks such as Monet's water lily, a series of water functions, Van Gogh's starry night. Impressionists and late Impressionists are still part of the most famous and favorite art movement

The nineteenth and twentieth centuries indicate the beginning and the end of modernism. Personality replaced the academic art, contemporary art replaced traditional art, and four major art movements emerged. Every movement comes from a great artist who defines each principle in their own style. Impressionists began in 1870 and included artists such as Monet, Renoir, Pizarro, Degas and Casato. The Impressionist painter attempts to capture emotions by focusing on a momentary visual impression. They are playing under the influence of the sun and shadows, and the direct and reflected light they observe. In order to reproduce the visual impression of the moment seen by the naked eye, they abandoned the use of gray and black in the shadow, but used complementary colors.