Self Realization Publications: Art & Photography: Introduction to Modern Art, Segment one of this program presents Rodin’s The Kiss, Boccioni’s Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, and Picasso’s The Three Dancers to chart the progression of distortion as a means of expressing more than what a figurative subject can represent. Segment two uses Kandinsky’s Cossacks and Pollock’s Summertime: Number 9A to illustrate how color, line, and shape communicate ideas and emotions without a recognizable subject. Segment three spotlights Sir William Nicholson’s The Lowestoft Bowl, Cézanne’s Still Life with Water Jug, and Picasso’s Still Life to demonstrate how the still life, in moving from realistic to abstract, made possible the concept of mixed media. (15 minutes, color)

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Introduction to Modern Art

Segment one of this program presents Rodin’s The Kiss, Boccioni’s Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, and Picasso’s The Three Dancers to chart the progression of distortion as a means of expressing more than what a figurative subject can represent. Segment two uses Kandinsky’s Cossacks and Pollock’s Summertime: Number 9A to illustrate how color, line, and shape communicate ideas and emotions without a recognizable subject. Segment three spotlights Sir William Nicholson’s The Lowestoft Bowl, Cézanne’s Still Life with Water Jug, and Picasso’s Still Life to demonstrate how the still life, in moving from realistic to abstract, made possible the concept of mixed media. (15 minutes, color)

Year: 2003
Closed Captioning: No

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