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  1. Early twentieth-century Expressionism represented a movement toward abstraction. Analyze several examples of Expressionist art. What is the main goal of these paintings? What techniques do the artists employ in order to attain those goals? Art>History of Art>Search Across Styles>Expressionism http://www.mhhe.com/ArtStudio/3/2/5.html


  2. At the beginning of the twentieth century, many artists experimented with color. Explore the relationships among hue, value, and intensity. Then analyze the early twentieth-century artworks. How did they use color? How did Picasso’s use of color compare with that of the Fauvists? Art>Elements of Art>Color>Properties of Color>HVI http://www.mhhe.com/ArtStudio/1/4/2/4.html


  3. Although short-lived, Fauvism had an important impact on twentieth-century art. Explore the works of Fauvists. What were their most striking elements? How did they influence later developments? Art>History of Art>Search Across Styles>Fauvism http://www.mhhe.com/ArtStudio/3/2/4.html







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