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    elements in the Peripetie Arnold Schoenberg was born in Vienna in 1874‚ he was a Professor of composition In Berlin and later in Los Angeles. He used to compose music in the romantic style which then changed to 20th century. His music style is of expressionism which became increasingly dissonant and chromatic. The sense of key became less and less obvious until eventually it resulted in atonality. The term “Peripetie” in music means “a sudden change or reversal and is from Schoenberg’s five orchestral

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    Visual Analysis As a painter of long-held feminist convictions‚ whose work values Abstract Expressionism‚ Joan Snyder is recognized not only as a contemporary artist‚ but a confessional artist who believes that content is expressed through form. Joan Snyder’s painting Antiquarum Lacrimae (The Tears of Ancient Women) 2004‚ focuses on feminism and war. Snyder’s use of luscious color‚ textured surface materials and aggressive brushwork shown in Antiquarum Lacrimae‚ blend together to evoke women

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    In an attempt to break away from Cubism and Impressionist painting‚ he created Nu Descendant Un Escalier/Nude Descending a Staircase No.1. On this work‚ he inscribed the title onto the surface of the canvas‚ which sparked unsettlement to viewers and fellow Cubist artists. Subsequently‚

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    For Europe‚ the nineteenth century was an age of radical change. As science and technology challenged old views‚ political revolution challenged the old dominations of church and monarchy with the upheaval of the French Revolution of 1789‚ a sequence of revolution‚ counter-revolutions‚ and civil wars in Europe and America continued the assault upon established power. In a world that was experiencing a population explosion of extreme magnitude‚ revolution followed revolution‚ including the industrial

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    Hitchcock and Herbert Wilcox‚ were revered and of interest. British films‚ especially Hitchcock’s‚ had influence stemming from German Expressionism and the Soviet

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    PAUL CÉZANNE Post Impressionism‚ as the name would suggest‚ is the art movement that directly followed Impressionism. One artist‚ who led the Post Impressionism movement‚ was French artist‚ Paul Cézanne. Much of his early work was pure Impressionism and‚ although he was introduced to the style and guided by Camille Pissarro‚ Cézanne’s works showed a distinctive uniqueness. Cézanne broke away from Impressionism because of the lack of composition; he felt the desire to depict subjects in the

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    The incredible inspiration‚ Pablo Picasso once said‚ “He can who thinks he can‚ and he can’t who thinks he can’t. This is an inexorable‚ indisputable law.” Pablo Picasso was a very successful painter‚ sculptor‚ printmaker‚ ceramicist‚ stage designer‚ poet and playwright who led a very odd life with some extremely interesting aspects. Picasso was an artist with many fields but painting was his forte. His most famous masterpiece is the Guernica‚ which is a very abstract and surreal painting. Another

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    residence and attended Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. Dali made friends with Pepín Bello‚ Luis Buñuel‚ and Federico García Lorca. But‚ it wasn’t until he got familiar with and practiced cubism that the other students began to notice him. He gain the knowledge and inspiration to learn cubism in magazines articles and a catalog. In 1926‚ Dali was being disruptive and obnoxious which caused officials to expel him from the Academia. Dali met Pablo Picasso when he made first visit to Paris

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    Bibliography: Pablo Picasso cubism. (1997). Retrieved November 2012‚ from http://pablo-picasso.paintings.name/ Barcelona-Life. (2009). Retrieved November 2012‚ from http://www.barcelona-life.com/barcelona/picasso Pablo Picasso. (2009). Retrieved November 2012‚ from http://www.pablopicasso

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    René Magritte Shivani Shekar René Magritte was a Belgian surrealist artist. His works contain great detail and are often presented in thought-provoking ways. Magritte expresses hidden themes into his work which allows the viewer to take careful note of his art. His paintings are undoubtedly unique and exhibits creative ideas for the audience to consume. People tend to get confused when viewing Magritte’s work because the ideas it provokes are quite unusual. The fact that he creates unrealistic

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