Graphic Design 11-13
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| Alphonse Mucha | show 🗑
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| Art Nouveau | show 🗑
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| Charles Rennie Macintosh | show 🗑
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| Cubism | show 🗑
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| Dada | show 🗑
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| show | Rivaled Bradley and Rhead. He worked for HARPER'S MAGAZINE Influenced by Japanese prints. Golden Age of American Illustration. Father of American poster.
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| show | First American woman recognized as a good graphic designer and illustrator. Massachusetts. Book illustrator and poster designer. Designed for COPELAND AND DAY. Work disappeared at age 22. MYSTERYYY!!
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| Eugene Grasset | show 🗑
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| FT Marinetti | show 🗑
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| show | Evolved cubism to pretty much just form and shape (circular and color).
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| show | poster, typographic, and advertising design works was DYNAMIC. He was part of the futurist movement. He worked in NY, and designed covers for VANITY FAIR, MOVIE MAKERS, and SPARKS.
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| show | 2 sisters who were day students at THE STUDIO. They married other macs. They designed the Glasgow Institute of the Fine Art.
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| Frank Lloyd Wright | show 🗑
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| show | Launched when FILIPPO MARINETTI published his manifesto of futurism in paris newspaper. It was a poetry movement that urged noise, speed, technology. Typography styles expressed what was being said. Diregarded old and wanted new. Especially painters.
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| show | designed interior of bing's gallery (salon de I'Art Nouveau). He did all the artsy stuff. He created only one poster but said form shared a common language. Turned Glasgow school into a unified style. He wasn't literal but communicated through formncolor
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| show | German art nouveau. Called jugendstil after a magazine called jugend. Strong French and British influences.
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| show | created huge posters and got away from Victorian complexity. His posters showed idealized beauty and a carefree, energetic lifestyle. He transformed the walls of Paris with crazy bright colors and archetype women.
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| show | Key member of Vienna Secession. style was symbolic, mystical symbols in a simple 2d space. Vienna rejected floral style of the french. Glasgow style.
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| show | German. Merz from Kommerz. His piece combined Dada and strong design principles. Rejected by the Dada group.
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| show | British Born. willowy maidens like grasset but not pastel colors. very unexpected color combinations. decorative embellishments from victorian ages. Joined William Bradley and became 2 major American art nouveau-inspired graphic design and illustration.
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| show | Applied Dada because of Duchamp and surrealism to photography. part of the modern movement in photography. first with negative prints
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| show | French painter who was part of the DADA movement. Made a urinal into art. Painted mustache on mona lisa copy to remind everyone they had lost their renaissance spirit.
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| show | Started cubism. composed paintings from geometric, rhythmic planes. Also intro paper collage.
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| show | Worked for Jugend mag. multi-colored, abstract (inspired by Egyptian artifacts), woodblock prints. German guy. 25 pg booklet with FIRST SANS SERIF. Director of dusseldorf school. geometric structure and frequent rectangles.
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| show | drew the fish man. maintained poetic dialogue between reality and fiction (illusion) well. Surrealist
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| Salvador Dali | show 🗑
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| Surrealism | show 🗑
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| show | photography started following the dada movement and was experimented with in different exposures and such.
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| show | Drew up the nightlife of Paris. He was crippled and turned to art. The decorative flatness, and echo the spontaneous glimpses of photography. Highly influenced by Ukiyo-E.
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| Vienna Secession | show 🗑
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| show | Too poor so he self-taught. IGNITED art noveau in America with his work from INLAND PRINTER and CHAP BOOK. Followed Beardsley and would be called the "American Beardsley"
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| show | Asian art that was flat and usually of flowers and women. Created from woodblocks
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| Aubrey Beardsley | show 🗑
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| show | Rejected by Brandywine and told to develop his own style. His style was a romantic and idealized world. land of fantasy with pristine color and idealized drawing.
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