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Mind Map by Sophie Scott, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Sophie Scott
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Post-Impressionism
(1886-1905)
- Vincent Van Gogh
- Paul Gauguin
- Born: 7 June 1848
Died: 8 May 1903
- Artwork
- (1880)
Study of
the Nude
- (1888)
Portrait of
Madelaine
Bernard
- (1889) The
Artist's
Mother
- (1889)
Two
Tahitian
Women
- (1902) The
Sorcerer of
Hiva Oa
(Marquesan
Man
in
the
Red
Cape)
- (1902) The
Sorcerer of
Hiva Oa
(Marquesan
Man
in
the
Red
Cape)
- (1889)
Two
Tahitian
Women
- (1889) The
Artist's
Mother
- (1888)
Portrait of
Madelaine
Bernard
- (1880)
Study of
the Nude
- Born: 7 June 1848
Died: 8 May 1903
- Henri Matisse
- Born: 31 December 1869
Died: 3 November 1954
- Artwork
- Born: 31 December 1869
Died: 3 November 1954
- Born: 30 March 1853
Died: 29 July 1890
- Map where
Vincent
was born
- Map where
Vincent
was born
- Artwork
- (1887))
Sunflowers
- (March 1887–April 1887)
Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat
- (March 1887–April 1887)
Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat
- (August 1888)
Portrait of the
Postman Joseph
Roulin
- (June 1889)
The Starry
Night
- (September 1889)
Van Gogh
self-portrait
- (September 1889)
Van Gogh
self-portrait
- (June 1889)
The Starry
Night
- Paul Gauguin
- Definition
- Post-Impressionism is a French art
movement led by Paul Cézanne
(known as father of
Post-impressionism), Paul Gauguin,
and Vincent van Gogh. It was
developed roughly between 1886
and 1905
- Post-Impressionism is a French art
movement led by Paul Cézanne
(known as father of
Post-impressionism), Paul Gauguin,
and Vincent van Gogh. It was
developed roughly between 1886
and 1905
- Characteristics
- Post-Impressionism is an extended version of
impressionism while rejecting some of its
limitations. As for example
Post-Impressionism continues using
impressionism characteristics such as using
vivid colours, often thick application of paint,
and a real life subject matter, but
Post-Impressionism is more inclined to
emphasise geometric forms, distort form for
expressive effect, and use of unatural or
arbitrary colours. It also uses many
textured/scratchy style to it.
- Post-Impressionism is an extended version of
impressionism while rejecting some of its
limitations. As for example
Post-Impressionism continues using
impressionism characteristics such as using
vivid colours, often thick application of paint,
and a real life subject matter, but
Post-Impressionism is more inclined to
emphasise geometric forms, distort form for
expressive effect, and use of unatural or
arbitrary colours. It also uses many
textured/scratchy style to it.
- Artists
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