Neoclassicism and Romanticism

Jacque Louis David's "Napoleon Crossing the Alps"

Jacque Louis David's " Portrait of Madame Adelaide Pastore"

Caspar David Friedrich's "Wanderer"

Ingre's "Madame Moitessier"

Ingre's "Princess Albert de Broglie"

Figurative Portraiture - Symbolism

Manet's "Le Fifre"

John Singer Sargent

John Singer Sargent

James Abbott McNeil Whistler's "Portrait of Dora Wheeler"

James Abbott McNeil Whistler's "Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artist's Mother"

Gilbert Stuart

Gilbert Stuart's "Skater"

John Everett Millais' "Ophelia"

John William Waterhouse's "Ophelia"

Dante Gabriel Rossetti's "Venus Verticordia"

Gustav Klimt's "Portrait of Rose von Rosthorn-Friedmann"

Gustav Klimt's "Portrait of Hermine Gallia"

Alphonse Mucha's "Sarah Bernhardt"

Contempary

Julie Ashcraft and James Baker "Napoleon Trooper"

Shepherd Fairey

Pop Art

Andy Warhol
Ron English
Andy Warhol

Chuck Close

Abstract Expressionism

De Kooning

Bacon

The Fauvism

Matisse
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Derain

Matisse

Expressionism

Marc

Schiele

Munch

Impressionism

Renoir
Manet
Cassatt
Degas

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Babs' Outline

I. Intro:

a. Intro into the world of portraiture how its role drastically changes during the Modern Art Era.

- Shepherd Fairey

II. Body

a. Impressionism

1. Renior, Manet, Cassatt, Degas

b. Expressionism

1. Egon Schiele, Franz Marc, Edward Munch

c. The Fauves

1. Matisse, Derain

d. Abstract Expressionism

1. Picasso, Braque, De Kooning

e. Futurism, Cubism, Surrealism, Geometric Abstration

1. Portraiture is non-existent!

f. Pop Art

1. Andy Warhol

g. Pop Culture and Illustration

1. Rolling Stones

2. Contempary Illustrators (know for their Caricatures)

-Ralph Steadman, Steve Brodner, Philip Burke, Patrick Nagel

III. Conclusion

1. TBA

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