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Art History - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pablo Picasso(25 October 1881 – 8 April 1973) was a Spanish painter, and theatre designer who spent most of his adult life in France.
      - • Features: Monochromatic tones (grayish-brown), focuses on structure and light-shadow interplay, depicting a vague silhouette of a woman playing an instrument. • Theme: Emphasizes music and the human form, conveying emotional or structural beauty through abstraction.
        
        Woman with mandolin：paint in 1910
  - - - • Features: Depicts a violin and other objects broken down into geometric shapes, combining multiple perspectives into one composition with vibrant and dynamic colors.
        • Theme: Represents everyday objects but reconstructs them in a non-traditional manner, challenging conventional perspectives.
      - Violin and Checkerboard：paint in 1913
- - - - Citadel Coast: in 1892
      - use as complementary colors: yellow and purple
        The warm yellows and purples of the hillside contrast beautifully with the cool blues of the sea and sky.
        The light make the environment ambient.
- - - - Flat areas of pure, unmixed color, dynamic compositions, and a focus on movement and energy.
      - dance: paint in 1910
- - - - Bedroom in Arles: paint in 1889
      - Strong outlines, vibrant colors, and emotional depth. Van Gogh’s depiction of his bedroom is both intimate and unsettling.
- - - - The figure in this image is broken into angular components, challenging traditional notions of form and perspective.
      - Geometric Revolution: in 1917
- - - - Flat planes of color, simplified forms, decorative patterns, and asymmetrical compositions.
      - A Fusion of East and West
- - - - Muted colors, blurred outlines, and emotionally evocative subject matter.
      - At the store: 1896
- - - - Bold use of color, distorted forms, and an emphasis on emotional expression over realism.
      - The Blue Horse:1911