After wrapping up post-impressionism we moved towards other movements. The other movements such as symbolism and synthetism were a use of many styles and shifted from modern and post-impressionism. This movement created more art that depicted foreign settings and life stories. In the artwork, we looked at we noticed influences from Gauguin and Van Gogh who used colors as a form of expression. After we were able to notice the difference in styles we moved to Fauvism and Expressionism which were used in disparaging manners. The shift in art and use of expression allowed more past-related art that lacked depth but the use of many colors. After we discussed the use of expressionism in art we then looked at the different art impacted by this movement in Germany. The art became more abstract and due to other artist influences the art conveyed raw emotions. At the near end of class, we moved on to Cubism which was widely influenced by Paul Cezanne and his form. The use of cubism lacked emotion but was more fluent in shapes and composition.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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