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Arts 150 1st Edition Lecture 24 Outline of Current Lecture I American Art between 1920 30s Current Lecture Charles Demuth My Egypt 1927 Charles Sheeler American Landscaoe 1930 Demuth PA born o Precisionist movement o Motifs from modern industrial landscape o Relate US industrial landscape to exotic places Sheeler PA born o Celebration of modern industrial age Demuth as well o Geometric simplification from cubist movement Max Weber New York Rush Hour 1915 o Favorite of the photographer Stieglitz o Visualization of NYC o Overwhelming colors and patterns o Cubists made compelling structural forms Charles Demuth The Figure 5 in Gold 1928 o William Carlos Williams poet for which painting was done for Sheeler s Industrial Photography inspiration for his works Sheeler Classic Landscape 1931 o Photographic details with cubist influences Marsden Hartley Portrait of a German Officier 1914 o Portraiture movement o Involves history WWII o Image derived from German flag Emperial Germany WWII o Bold arrangement of forms Alfred Stieglitz Georgia Okeeffe A Portrait Head Okeeffe Red Canna o Black Iris III o The Radiator Building Night From Stieglitz The Shelton o The Shelton with Sunspots 1926 These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Unify urban and natural themes o Ranchos Church Taos NM After 2st visit to NM and then she settled there o Cow s Skull Red White and Blue Combines non western and western art Ansel Adams Monolith the place of half dome Yosmite National Park o Done at 14 o Reveals shape of Earth and Rock o Ansel Adam s photography of Yosemite atop his car 1942 Combines photography and nature Imogen Cunningham Magnolia Blossom 1925 o Blown up details o Photograph in outstanding detail


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TAMU ARTS 150 - American Artists

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