Today, I decided to make a small pause and to write about history of designing, about its the most prominent (or, at least, one of the most prominent) landmarks – abstract art. It is popular nowadays, millions of people and even a lot of modern artist can be named just followers of the first abstract art representatives.
In general, abstract art means a kind of art, that doesn’t reflect object from nature and natural world, but from artist heads and imagination.
So, today’s vision and opinion about abstract art traces back to 1910, when Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque created cubism, in the course of time, it led to the creation of pure abstract art. It was invented by Piet Mondrian. As to cubism it wasn’t based on native art with some elements of abstract art, it was a breakthrough in the history of painting – artists paint because of their own artistic preferences and tastes. Then, comes the period of impressionism - artists used to have a completely different point of view and vision of the world.
Then came time of the post-impressionists´ (Van Gogh and Gauguin), their paintings were just the reflection of their own inner world. Now, it looks funny and unbelievable, but earlier artists were making exceptionally copies of nature and abstract art gives first artists, which used their imagination and pictures from their head. After some time, more and more artists chose abstract art and then came a split in the community of abstract art supporters. Now, I decide to make a table, in order not puzzle you. Thus, you will clearly see what it’s all about. So, abstract style and its main representatives:
- CUBISM (Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque);
- NEOPLASTISICM (Piet Mondrian);
- ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM (Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock);
Abstract art used to be a free art, I mean with no censorship. But, in fact, it has a lot of limits, such as: abstract-geometric and cubistic bounds, relation between expression and form, modern paintings have no conflict between abstract art and figurative art.
Art and design have an influence on all aspect of our day to day life. They affect and guide the esthetic of products big and small from architecture to stationary and
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Replyi dont know who makes these drawings! i like them and i am doing a project! i need artists names! thanks you
ReplyHi, Billy Joe! Unfortunately, I don’t know their authors either. I was writing a post about Abstract Art and found these pictures occasionally. I’m terribly sorry, but the only one thing I can recommend you. Try to find them in Google.
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Replyi like most of the abstract art but i need to find out information on the picture i clicked on and it doesnt have any. i need a reason for this obstruction!!!!
NOW
i need to do my homework
lol not really i was just interested by it and wanted to find out more about it
plz e-mail me when you have information on this picture.
if you dont know what picture this is its a picture of a setting sun with a shadow of a man looking upset and walking away from a tree….
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anyway notify me on my e-mail if you have any infomation. thankyou x
Hello, well, I’ll try my best to find the author of this picture! And I will notify you ASAP.
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ReplyWell, I like your stuff! Brilliant, estrange, of exquisite facture… I’m from South America, my work is some dark and funny (it´s rare mixing) if you have time, please visit my gallery on…
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ReplyHi, Ignacio, thanks for your warm comment. Your gallery is so nice, Good job!
ReplyHi everyone, I don’t know if someone care, but the 5th painting, with the circles, is mine. good luck to find the others.
ReplyJEREMIE IORDANOFF
(www.jeremieiordanoff.com)
Thanks, Jeremie! It is really very nice.
ReplyHey, could somebody please tell me from which artist the 3′ part picture is?
Replycould somebody tell me from which artist the 3′ part picture is?? it’s very importat for me, thanks!
ReplyNina
hi nina !! what do you mean by 3′ part pictures ? the 4th and the 5th, or the last ones ?
Replycould i possible have the artists name for abstract art city please because ilove the paintings, and im doing a project on this type of painting style at my college, thanks
ReplyI am so sorry, dear friends and abstract art lovers, but I don’t know the names!
Replyi love your paintings they’r brilliant…
Replyplease if u have time visit my stuff at http://www.innocentchikezie.com
The 3 piece painting is mine, thank you. (The third painting down).
You can see it at my website:
http://www.lagassegallery.com/portfolio.htm
~ AJ
Replydoes anyone know the name of picture3
ReplyIt’s called ‘Samba’, part of my abstract art paintings.
ReplyThis is great!!
ReplyI’m doing them for my art homework!!
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This is really epic artwork!!!!! LUV IT
ReplyL.O.V.E IT!!!!!!!
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Replythese are so intlectualvery adifficult to understand the ful sense of these arts ..
Replyadnan
I absolutely love the freedom that comes with abstract. I love how some are flowing with beauty and others are bold with straight lines. It’s just amazing how some doodles and an imagination can turn out so Beautifully.
ReplyNice work
Reply..i really appreciated the work of the painter.That’s way i fun of seeing this kind of painting.I’m what is the real story behind this picture created by the emotion and imagination of a person..eheh
Reply..i really appreciate the work of the painter.That’s way i fun of seeing this kind of painting.I’m wondering what is the real story behind this picture created by the emotion and imagination of a person..heh.:)
ReplyFirst of all I wish to appreciate these all abstract art. Abstract art is one of the area where artist get full freedom and artist loose the shape and start working on their imagination.
As per my knowledge Pablo Picasso is one of the artist which brought this art at the peak point.
Cubism movement is one of the mile stone in the abstract art Journey.
-zoomalive
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