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American Art (1900-1925) By: Ryan Hall

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American Art (1900-1925). By: Ryan Hall. Henry Ossawa Tanner. Born on June 21, 1859 Was the first African-American artist to gain international acclaim Moved to France in 1891 to avoid racism & lived there the rest of his life Regarded as a realist painter. Lions in the Desert. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: American Art (1900-1925)

American Art (1900-1925)By: Ryan Hall

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Henry Ossawa TannerBorn on June 21, 1859Was the first African-American artist to gain international acclaimMoved to France in 1891 to avoid racism & lived there the rest

of his lifeRegarded as a realist painter

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Lions in the DesertOil on plywoodPainted it on a visit to the Middle East

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The Two Disciples at the TombDepicts the discovery of Christ’s empty tomb

on Easter SundayWon the Harris Silver Medal at the Art

Institute of Chicago against 350 other works

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Georgia O’KeefeBegan her art career during this time periodWas married to famous photographer Alfred

Stieglitz

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Blue Green & MusicDepicts the idea that music could be

translated into something for the eye

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Other Works

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Alfred StieglitzLeader of the Photo-Secession movement

formed in 1902Brought fictorial aesthetics to photography

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The SteerageStieglitz’s signature workDepicts people traveling in a lower class

section of a steamerShows more straightforward depiction of life

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Other Works

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Robert HenriAn Ashcan artistAshcan art portrays scenes of daily life in

New YorkPart of “The Eight”Urged others to reject idealism and focus on

reality

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Snow in New YorkDepicts ordinary brownstone apartments in

the city blocks