Artists and movements terms
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Pablo Picasso | Member of the movement of cubism. This movement started in France between 1907 and 1914. |
| Pablo Picasso | Cubism represents models and other things with geometric shapes. |
| Joan Miró | As a young man, _____ painted in a realistic style. |
| Joan Miró | Later, this artist became less realistic and painted in a more Cubist style. |
| Joan Miró | ____ also made abstract sculptures. |
| Joan Miró | He went to Paris to beginning of the 1920s and he was influenced by surrealist artists. |
| Dina Bursztyn | He was born in Argentina but is citizen of New York |
| Dina Bursztyn | It is expressed through poetry, tales, and ceramics. |
| Dina Bursztyn | It was inspired by his aunt Fanny, painter and collector of ceramics. |
| Dina Bursztyn | Much interested in the subject of Mythology. |
| Diego Rivera | He expresses himself through the murals, paintings on the walls. |
| Diego Rivera | His wife was called Frida Kahlo. She was a painter. |
| Diego Rivera | This movement of muralism showed a mixture of Spanish and Mexican culture. |
| Diego Rivera | Rivera was worried about the ideals of the Mexican Revolution, and thought that he could help farmers understand their own history with his art. |
| Diego Rivera | One of the big three was famous Mexican muralists. |
| Alfonso Fernández | He is a painter of Chilean origin. |
| Alfonso Fernández | He was influenced by the Spanish pinto Goya, an artist of the 19th century. |
| Alfonso Fernández | Fernandez and Goya represent the people in his work. |
| Alfonso Fernández | Cares and express their feelings in his art. |
| Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez | He was the painter of the Court of King Philip IV of Spain. |
| Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez | His masterpiece Las Meninas is called and it was painted in 1656 |
| Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez | It is a portrait of the Royal family. |
| Salvador Dalí | He was born in Spain. |
| Salvador Dalí | Was a member of the surrealist movement that started shortly after the first world war. |
| Salvador Dalí | It is inspired by the themes of his own imagination. |
| Salvador Dalí | They liked the surrealists to capture ideas and images from the subconscious. |
| David Alfaro Sequeiros | He was one of the great Mexican muralists. |
| David Alfaro Sequeiros | A new reality that shows the poor as the central figures in the history of Mexico can be seen by his works. |
| María de los Remedios Varo and Uganga | she liked to paint as a child. |
| María de los Remedios Varo and Uganga | Like many other Spanish artists of her generation, she traveled to Paris in the 1930s to search for new artistic ideas |
| María de los Remedios Varo and Uganga | His art became more surreal |
| María de los Remedios Varo and Uganga | She took refuge in Mexico in 1936 because of the Spanish Civil War |
| María de los Remedios Varo and Uganga | She did some of the most original works of modern painting |
| The Museum of the neighborhood | Is in the neighborhood of Harlem in New York |
| The Museum of the neighborhood | It was founded in 1969 by Puerto Rican artists, educators, and representatives. |
| The Museum of the neighborhood | Serves as a communication bridge between the Latin American groups in New York and also among the American and Spanish-speaking culture. |
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