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Umělecké směry
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| Umělecké směry - prvních 15 | ||
| Impresionismus - 3195 položek | Surrealismus - 346 položek | Pop art - 17 položek |
| Abstraktní umění - 542 položek | Futurismus - 49 položek | Renesance - 7042 položek |
| Gotika - 259 položek | Kubismus - 204 položek | Expresionismus - 1075 položek |
| Secese - 803 položek | Moderní umění - 9813 položek | Rokoko - 2408 položek |
| Neoklacisismus - 1225 položek | Dadaismus - 23 položek | Manýrismus - 1083 položek |
| Impresionismus (1860 - 1890) |
| Impresionismus - 3195 položek |
| Term generally applied to a movement in art in France in the late 19th century. The movement gave rise to such ancillaries as American Impressionism. The primary use of the term Impressionist is for a group of French painters who worked between around 1860 and 1900, especially to describe their works of the later 1860s to mid-1880s. These artists include Frédéric Bazille, Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Berthe Morisot, Camille Pissarro, Auguste Renoir and Alfred Sisley, as well as Mary Cassatt, Gustave Caillebotte (who was also an important early collector), Eva Gonzalès, Armand Guillaumin and Stanislas Lépine. The movement was anti-academic in its formal aspects and involved the establishment of venues other than the official Salon for showing and selling paintings. |
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Boulevard Montmartre, morning, cloudy weather • Autor: Camille Pissarro • 1897 |
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Snow at Argenteuil (Neige à Argenteuil) • Autor: Claude Monet • 1874 - 1875 |
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The Buffet • Autor: Paul Cézanne
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Skating • Edouard Manet • 1877 |
| Renesance (1300 - 1700) |
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| Term generally used for periods that hark back to the culture of Classical antiquity. Though it has applications elsewhere, it is most often used to refer to that era in Europe, beginning approximately in the 14th century, in which a new style in painting, sculpture and architecture was forged in succession to that of Gothic and in which, in a broader cultural sense, the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern age was made. This period culminated in the High Renaissance, a brief phenomenon confined essentially to Italy in about the first two decades of the 16th century and supremely embodied in some of the work of that time by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael. Following this came that phase of the late Renaissance called 'Mannerism'. |
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The Pedlar (De marskramer) • Painter: Jheronimus Bosch • circa 1500
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Saint Eustace • Autor: Albrecht Dürer • 1500/1501
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The Census at Bethlehem • Autor: Pieter Bruegel the Elder • 1566
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| Gotika |
| Gotika • 1150 - 1375 • 259 položek |
| Gothic is a term denoting styles in the art and architecture of the West from about the mid-12th century to the 15th (Italy) or mid-16th (elsewhere). It was first used by Vasari to describe pre-Renaissance architecture, following humanist writers who had associated architecture before Brunelleschi with gente barbara or Germans. From the 18th century, when antiquaries distinguished a Romanesque style, Gothic was restricted to the centuries between Romanesque and the Renaissance. |
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Coronation of the Virgin • Autor: Lorenzo Monaco • 1414
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The Armies of France and Burgundy with Martel in Prayer Autor: Loyset Liédet, and Pol Fruit • Datum: written 1463 - 1465; illuminated 1467 - 1472
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