violence in art slovakia
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Violence in the artViolence in the art
Francisco José de Goya y Francisco José de Goya y LucientesLucientes
the biggest spanish painter in classicism
He was born in Spain and he died in France , where he was searching peace
and he avoided of violence, which he hated.
In 1792 he became deaf. At first his pictures radiated lightness
and happiness.
Goya’s famous work ‘Saturn Devouring
His Son’ is a depiction of the Roman myth of
Saturn.
This is one of the paintings that Goya
painted directly onto the walls of his own house.
The painting is the sister of The Second of May, 1808.
Together, the two canvases represent an uprising by the Spanish people against
their Napoleonic occupiers.
Bandit Killing a Woman
GuernicaGuernica Guernica is a painting by Pablo Picasso, depicting the
bombing of Guernica Basque Country, by German and Italian warplanes at the behest of the Spanish
Nationalist forces, on April 26, 1937, during the Spanish Civil
War.
Hermann Hermann NitschNitsch
Austrian artist who works in experimental and multimedia modes.
He was born in Vienna, he is called an "actionist" or a performance artist.
Nitsch's abstract splatter paintings, like his performance pieces, established a
theme of controlled violence, using bright reds, maroons, and pale greys
that communicate organic mutilation.
In the 1950‘s, Nitsch conceived of the Orgien Mysterien Theatre.
Jozef SrnaJozef Srna
CConsidered as a Slovak Goyaonsidered as a Slovak Goya..
His paintings are His paintings are based on the based on the classic painting techniquesclassic painting techniques and and
they they reflect the quiet, socio-social reflect the quiet, socio-social motives, the human face motives, the human face
expresses anger, aggression, expresses anger, aggression, pain, sadness, perhaps even pain, sadness, perhaps even
despairdespair..
His painting ViolenceHis painting Violence
Thanks for your attentionThanks for your attention
Made by: Sexta‘ s girls Katarína Zaťková Martina Vadovičová Lenka Kohútová Kristína Kováčová