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Abanindranath Tagore was the first modern artist of India. He was born in Calcutta and received private tutoring in art from 1890-1905. In 1905, he studied Japanese brushwork under Yokoyama Taikan. He established the Government College of Art in 1905 and founded the Bengal School, which pioneered the Indian style of art. Some of his notable exhibitions included shows in Calcutta in 1900 and 1901-1902 where he received a gold medal, and displays in England and France from 1911-1914. Tagore worked in various mediums like watercolor, pencil, oil, and pastel depicting imaginative and personal scenes.
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Education- Et Teaching Experience
1890s- Private Tutors: Olinto Gilhardi EtCharles Palmer.
1905- Yokoyama Taikan tutored him onJapanese brushwork.
1905-15 - GCACEstablished ISOA. Founder of TheBengal
School.
Selected Exhibitions
1900- GCAC Exhb. (Lord Curzon Inauguratedthe Exhb.].
1901-02 - "Congress Industrial Exhb., Calcutta (Awarded Gold
Medal),
1911- Festival of Empire, Crystal Palace.England (Organised by
ISOA forGeorge V's Coronation).
1914- 22nd Exhb. of Societe des peintres orientalistes francais,
Grand Palais. Paris. Travelling to Belgium, Holland and
Imperial Institute, England.
1915-16 - ISOA Exhb. Calcutta Et Young Men's Indian
Association, Madras.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/abanindranathtagore-210616143046/85/Abanindranath-tagore-2-320.jpg)
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This document summarizes the history of modern art in Iraq. It discusses how Iraqi artists in the early 20th century studied abroad in places like Istanbul, Paris, and London. This led to the establishment of art schools and associations in Iraq that were supported by the government. Several influential art movements emerged in Iraq starting in the 1950s. However, in 2003 thousands of artworks were looted from locations in Baghdad during the invasion. Since then, efforts have worked to document lost works and recover some, but over 6,000 works remain missing. The document aims to preserve Iraq's cultural heritage and artistic legacy.Salam atta sabri
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The document provides a history of modern art in Iraq, beginning with Iraqi artists studying abroad in the early 20th century. It describes governmental support for the arts starting in the 1930s and the establishment of art groups and exhibitions in the 1940s-1960s. The document then discusses the looting of Iraqi cultural heritage sites after 2003, with over 7,000 works of art stolen, and current efforts to document losses and retrieve stolen pieces.Walter Osborne
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The document provides an overview of the curriculum for an art history course that will analyze works by two Irish artists, Walter Osborne and Paul Henry. It will include five lessons: two on Walter Osborne's life and two artworks, two on Paul Henry's life and two artworks, and a final test on one of the artists. Biographical details are provided on Walter Osborne, including his education, works exhibited, periods living in Antwerp and rural England, transition to painting Dublin street scenes and portraits.Modern Art in Iraq with Salam Atta Sabri
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This document summarizes the history of modern art in Iraq. It discusses the roots of Iraqi artistry beginning in the early 20th century when Iraqi artists studied abroad. It outlines governmental support for art programs and details influential Iraqi artists and artistic movements that emerged. The document also describes cultural exchanges and exhibitions that took place. Unfortunately, it notes that the Baghdad Center for Arts, which housed over 7,000 works of art, was looted in 2003. Though some art has been recovered, over 6,000 pieces remain missing. Efforts to protect cultural heritage and retrieve stolen artwork continue.Atc patel anishkapoor
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Anish Kapoor is an Indian-born British sculptor born in 1954. He received his early training in art colleges in London. Kapoor is known for his large-scale sculptures made of materials like stone, pigment, and plaster. Some of his notable exhibitions have been held at prestigious galleries and museums around the world. Kapoor has won several major awards for his artwork, including the Turner Prize in 1991 and the Praemium Imperiale in 2011.Development of Museums in India.ppt
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- The development of museums in India progressed through 5 phases from the early 19th century.
- The first phase saw the establishment of India's first museum at the Asiatic Society of Bengal in 1814 and 12 museums by 1857 under colonial rule.
- The second phase was marked by the establishment of the Archaeological Survey of India in 1861 and growth of museums during Queen Victoria's reign.
- The third phase from 1899-1928 saw Lord Curzon and John Marshall establish numerous site museums across India.
- The fourth phase until 1947 saw steady growth with 105 museums recorded by 1936.
- The fifth post-independence phase saw escalation of the movement with new museums despite partition losses.Art nouveau
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Art Nouveau was an ornamental style of art popular between 1890-1914 that emphasized natural forms like flowers and vines. It originated in England and spread throughout Europe, going by different names in different countries. Key figures who promoted the style included Siegfried Bing and architects Victor Horta, Hector Guimard, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Antoni Gaudi, and Louis Sullivan. Art Nouveau embraced many art forms and was characterized by flowing, asymmetrical lines inspired by nature. Though short-lived, it was an influential precursor to modern design.
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The Patna/Company school was a style of painting that developed in India between 1770-1850 under the patronage of the British East India Company. Indian artists working for the Company blended Mughal and Rajput miniature techniques with European styles and mediums like watercolor and sepia wash. Key centers for Company painting included Patna, Murshidabad, Lucknow, and Calcutta. The paintings featured realistic depictions of flora and fauna, ceremonies, portraits, and daily life. Common artists working in this style included Hulasram, Fakir Chand Lal, and Jhoomak Lal. The Company painting style declined after 1840 with the rise of photography in India.Manfred ja karl
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The document discusses the history and types of art in New Zealand. It covers prehistoric art from 500-800 years ago that was mostly painted on cave walls depicting humans and animals. Traditional Maori art contained spiritual and cultural information through carvings, tattoos, weaving and paintings using red, black and white. Pakeha art from the 19th century included landscapes and sculptures. The 20th century saw Colin McCahon and Rita Angus become highly influential artists helping develop a distinctive New Zealand style. Major art organizations and schools were also established to support the arts.ARTIST-AND-ARTISANS-GROUP-4-1.pptx
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This document outlines learning outcomes for a lesson on artists and artisans. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: 1) outline the history of artists and artisans, 2) recognize and discuss the function of state sponsorship through awards like the National Artists Award, 3) identify different individuals and groups in art and culture, and 4) classify artistic practices by form, medium, and technique. The document then provides examples to help students understand key concepts like artists, artisans, guilds, engagement with art through exhibitions and awards, and important factors like medium and technique.Victoria and albert museum
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The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is one of the largest art and design museums in the world. It was established in 1852 using profits from the Great Exhibition of 1851 to showcase works of art and manufacturing. The museum has grown significantly over time and is housed in buildings designed by Sir Aston Webb in South Kensington. It contains over 6.5 million objects across 145 galleries focused on European and non-European art, ceramics, costumes, silverware, prints and more.National Gallery Singapore
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The National Gallery Singapore first opened on Nov 2015, with over 8000 artworks.
National Gallery Singapore is a new visual arts institution which oversees the largest public collection of modern art in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Situated in the heart of the Civic district, the Gallery in housed in two national monuments former Supreme Court and City Hall that have been beautifully restored and transformed into this exciting venue.
Reflecting Singapores unique heritage and geographical location, the Gallery will feature Singapore and Southeast Asian art from Singapores National Collection in its permanent and special exhibitions. The Gallery will also work with international museums to jointly present Souteast Asian art in the global context to offer an exciting line up of shows for all.
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This document summarizes information on four 20th century Basque painters: Adolfo Guiard, Daniel V叩zquez D鱈az (Arteta), Fernando de Iturrino, and Dar鱈o de Regoyos. It provides biographical details and highlights of each painter's career, styles of work, and key influences. Guiard painted decorative works and was influenced by Degas in Paris. Arteta founded the Basque Artists' Society and painted social realist works depicting the poor. Iturrino painted in Paris and developed an Andalusia-Bilbao-Paris axis. Regoyos painted original landscapes in Belgium, Spain, and the Basque Country and evolved from naturalStudy on Karnataka Government Museum and Venkatappa Art Gallery
Study on Karnataka Government Museum and Venkatappa Art Gallerynidi10
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The Karnataka Government Museum and the Venkatappa Art Gallery, both located in Bangalore, are two iconic institutions that provide deep insights into the rich cultural, historical, and artistic heritage of Karnataka and India as a whole. These museums and galleries serve as vital repositories of the state's art, culture, history, and archaeological treasures, making them important landmarks for tourists, students, scholars, and art enthusiasts alike. This study explores the significance of these institutions, their collections, and their role in preserving Karnatakas heritage, as well as their contribution to the cultural landscape of India.
Karnataka Government Museum
Established in 1865, the Karnataka Government Museum, located in the heart of Bangalore near Cubbon Park, is one of the oldest and most significant museums in India. The museum is housed in a historic building that was originally designed by the British architect James Fergusson, and it showcases an impressive collection of artifacts related to Karnataka's history, culture, and art. The museum's establishment was driven by the need to preserve the rich historical and cultural heritage of the region, and over the years, it has become an important institution for both research and public education.
The Karnataka Government Museum is known for its diverse collections that span multiple disciplines, including archaeology, art, numismatics, geology, and textiles. The museum's exhibits include sculptures, inscriptions, coins, artifacts, and ethnographic objects, all of which provide a comprehensive understanding of the states history from ancient times to the present. The museums collection of stone sculptures, dating back to the Chalukya, Hoysala, and Vijayanagara periods, is particularly noteworthy. These sculptures depict various deities, rulers, and mythological figures and reflect the intricate craftsmanship of Karnatakas ancient artisans.
One of the highlights of the museum is its archaeological gallery, which displays ancient tools, pottery, and sculptures excavated from various historical sites in Karnataka. Visitors can explore artifacts from prehistoric times, including stone axes, pottery, and terracotta figurines, offering a glimpse into the early human settlement in the region. Additionally, the museum features a vast collection of coins that span several centuries, showcasing the evolution of currency and trade in the region.
The museums art gallery exhibits a variety of traditional and contemporary Indian art, including pictorial representations of Hindu gods and goddesses, miniature paintings, and works from the Mysore and Ganga schools of art. The Bronze Gallery displays several intricate bronze sculptures, highlighting the regions tradition of metalwork. These works serve as a testament to the artistic prowess of Karnataka's craftsmen throughout history.Recently uploaded (20)
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Abanindranath tagore
- 1. First ModernArtist of India 1
- 2. 2 Born- Calcutta Education- Et Teaching Experience 1890s- Private Tutors: Olinto Gilhardi EtCharles Palmer. 1905- Yokoyama Taikan tutored him onJapanese brushwork. 1905-15 - GCACEstablished ISOA. Founder of TheBengal School. Selected Exhibitions 1900- GCAC Exhb. (Lord Curzon Inauguratedthe Exhb.]. 1901-02 - "Congress Industrial Exhb., Calcutta (Awarded Gold Medal), 1911- Festival of Empire, Crystal Palace.England (Organised by ISOA forGeorge V's Coronation). 1914- 22nd Exhb. of Societe des peintres orientalistes francais, Grand Palais. Paris. Travelling to Belgium, Holland and Imperial Institute, England. 1915-16 - ISOA Exhb. Calcutta Et Young Men's Indian Association, Madras.
- 3. Basic Profile AbanindranathTagore Skills Painting; Sculptureand writing Painting Method Basically water color wash painting; pencil;Oil paint and Pastel PaintingSurface Paper; wood PaintingStyle Had imaginative and personal sensibility PresentedBy: NehaKestwal;(MDS/14/33) 3
- 4. 4 WonanawardattheDelhiDurbar1903 Painting done in oil on wood, isa remarkableadaptation of miniaturescale, with all its exquisiteworkmanship and attention tometiculousdetail. Hereemphasisisondeepfeeling rather thanontactility andtextureof form. Thefinal moment ofShah Jahan 1902 Oil color Image isimaginative. Swadeshi movement in 1905and partitionof Bengalwasthereason for developmentof thispainting. First named BangaMata. Actasamobilizingartifactfor Indians during anti-partition process.