The document discusses different art movements including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Expressionism. Impressionism used vibrant colors, depicted contemporary urban scenes, and employed short brush strokes to capture scenes as if seen in a glimpse. Post-Impressionism exaggerated forms, depicted rural scenes and everyday objects, used thick brush strokes, and also captured scenes as if seen briefly. Expressionism brought new standards to modern art by using swirling, swaying, and exaggerated brush strokes along with bold colors. Juan Luna and Fernando Amorsolo were mentioned as Filipino impressionists of their time.

1. What makes impressionism,
“impressionism”?

6. Impressionism…
• uses VIBRANT colors
• favored CONTEMPORARY SCENES OF URBAN LIFE
• paints a scene AS IF THE VIEWER CAUGHT THE
SCENE “at a glimpse”
• makes use of SHORT BRUSH STROKES
• Still favored realistic proportions and lighting

7. Monet

8. Renoir

9. Degas

10. Post-impressionism…
• “exaggerated form”
• favored RURAL SCENES & EVERYDAY OBJECTS
• paints a scene AS IF THE VIEWER CAUGHT THE
SCENE “at a glimpse”
• makes use of THICK BRUSH STROKES
• Still favored realistic proportions and lighting

11. Van Gogh

12. Cezanne

13. Who were the Filipino
impressionists of their time?

14. Juan Luna

15. “Spoliarium”

16. Fernando Amorsolo

17. Post-impressionism
“exaggerated form”
favored RURAL SCENES &
EVERYDAY OBJECTS
paints a scene as if the viewer
saw it "at a glimpse”
makes use of THICK BRUSH
STROKES
Still favored realistic proportions
and lighting
Impressionism
uses VIBRANT colors
favored CONTEMPORARY
SCENES OF URBAN LIFE
paints a scene as if a viewer saw
it“at a glimpse”
makes use of SHORT BRUSH
STROKES
Still favored realistic
proportions and lighting

18. Expressionism
• Brought new standards to modern art
• Used Swirling, swaying & exaggeratedly
executed brush strokes
• Used bold colors
(1905-1925)

19. “Unlike Impressionism, its goals were not to
reproduce the impression suggested by the
surrounding world, but to strongly impose the
artist’s own sensibility to the world’s
representation. ”

20. “The Scream”
By Edvard Munch
Tempera, Oil paint, Paste
(1893)

21. “Anxiety”
By Edvard Munch
Tempera, Oil paint, Paste
(1893)

22. “Blue Horses”
By Franz Marc
(1911)

23. “The Yellow Cow”
By Franz Marc
(1911)