Chisel Art after 1800

Chisel Art after 1800


Hans Michelsen (1789-1859), a Norwegian national students from Danish sculptor, Bertel Thorvaldsen living in Rome, came at the time of the reign of King of Sweden, King Karl Johan and lived for several years in Stockholm. He then returned to Norway and propose improvements Nidaros Dome. Afterward, Michelsen and his friend Julius Middelthun (1820-1886) followed classical sculptural principles, but also strongly influenced by the realism. Another important sculptor, Brynjulf Bergslien (1830-1898), developed a Realistic style which comes from the National Romanticism. His work is a sculpture of Karl Johan kingdom terleta outside Oslo. While Stephan Sinding (1846-1922) also gained international recognition for the work of carvings that are more classic.

1880 and 1890 was a period in which Norwegian sculpture influenced by symbolism, and sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943) during this decade represents the works of the best art of the time in a European context. Vigeland worked for some time to repair Nidaros Dome, but after the year end, he developed a more simple style. Vigeland Park in Oslo, together with Vigeland private museum displaying the entire collection of carvings and various artistic phases. Svor Anders (1864-1922) and Lars Utne (1862-1922) is an important generation of Vigeland.

Beginning in 1920, the flow of new sculpture that is Expressionism developed, and later became the trademark Norwegian sculpture throughout the century. This flow stated in the works Dyre Vaa (1903-1980), Gunnar Janson (1901-1983), Emil Lie (1897-1976), Nic Shciøll (1901-1984), Stinius Fredriksen (1902-1977), Per Hurum ( 1910 - 1989), Per Paalle Storm (1910-1994), Anne Grimsdalen (1899-1961) and Joseph Grimeland (b1916).

From the year 1950 is Aase Texmon Rygh (b1925), Carl Nesjar (b1920) and Odd TANDBERG (b1924) who work with basic mathematical and geometric shapes more. Art is more abstract sculpture was introduced by Arnold Haukeland (1920-1983) and the flow of surrealism and konstrukturalisme by Ramon Isern (b1914). Nils Aas (b1933) presents sculpture with figurative meanings, and is known for individual expression in his carvings. Other works that deserve attention in this period was the work of Knut Steen (b1924), Boge Berg (b1944), Arne Vinje Gunnerud (b1930) and Ola Enstad
(b1942).

During the year 1970, the Norwegian sculpture once again influenced by international trends and styles. Bard Breivik (b1948) and Kristian Blystad (b1946) represented a new generation of Norwegian sculptors and both opposed the 1920 year old tradition. Breivik's work combines the art of crafting a very beautiful with a simple design, with a focus on the quality of materials used. While the present work Blystad better shape, but remain focused on the same quality. Together they have given birth sculpture Norway back and give a new identity. Important sculptors of this period include Nico Wideberg (b1960), Gunnar Torvsund (b1948), Helge Røed (b1938), Per Ung (b1933), Thor Sandborg (b1942), Sissel Tolaas (b1946), Wenche
Guldbransen (b1947) and Istvan Lisztes (b1942).

In recent years, the Norwegian sculptors have developed their work involves more than just the art of carving and use other materials instead of stone, bronze or marble. Jon Gundersen (b1942) creates sculptures by using 'modern society that can be disposed of', creating ironic transformation and sharp through the recycling of waste. Kjell Erik Killi Olsen (b1952) uses metal and in particular because dikenla art metal sculpture in Vesterålen (1994). Kjartan Slettemark (b1932) lives and works in Sweden, but his works are powerful and provocative important influence. He worked with a variety of materials, with the main focus of the trash doll assembly; new work at the intersection of sculpture Angara and assembly. Some contemporary sculptors have experimented with other media such as light, sound, place and movement. The names to be reckoned with is Per Inge Bjørlo (b1952), Iver Jåks (b1932), Ola Enstad (b1942), Bente Stokke (b1952), Marianne Heske (b1946), Inghild Karlsen (b1952), Børre Larsen (b1952), Per Barclay (b1955) and Michael O'Connel (b1950).

KIND OF PAINTING

 

1. Naturalism Painting

2. Realism Paintings

3. Painting Expressionism

4. Cubism Painting

5. Romanticism Painting

 

Kinds Flow Definition Painting and its

 

That is a form of naturalism art painting (visual art) in which artists tried to describe all things in accordance with nature or relay natural, means adapted to catch our eye. So that the painting was made - is similar or identical to the real, then the composition, contrast, perspective, texture, dark coloring and light work as possible, as precisely - exactly. in the art is an attempt to show the objects with an emphasis realistic natural setting. This is a further deepening of more realism movement in the 19th century as a reaction to the establishment romanticism.

 

One of naturalism in American visual artist is William Bliss Baker, whose landscape paintings are considered the best realist paintings of this movement. Atu Salahs important part of the naturalist movement is Darwinism's view of life and the damage that humans have inflicted on nature.

 

List of Painters Naturalism:

 

§ Soeboer Doellah

 

§ William Bliss Baker

 

§ Raden Saleh

 

§ Hokusai

 

§ Affandi

 

§ Fresco Mural

 

§ Basuki Abdullah

 

§ William Hogart

 

Frans § Hail

 

 

 

Realism in art means that display business subject in a work as appeared in the daily lives without additional frills or a particular interpretation. Meaning can also refer to efforts in art for junior fashion show you the truth, even without hiding bad thing though. The discussion of realism in art can also refer to the cultural movement that began in France in the mid-19th century. But the work with the idea of realism is already there in 2400 BC found in the city of Lothal, which is now better known as India.

Realism as a cultural movement

 

Realism became famous as a cultural movement in France as a reaction against Romanticism understanding established in the mid-19th century. This movement is usually associated closely with the social struggle, political reform, and democracy.

 

Realism and then dominate the world of art and literature in France, England, and the United States in about the year 1840 to 1880. Adherents of the French literary realism include the name of Honoré de Balzac and Stendhal. While the well-known artists are realist Gustave Courbet and Jean François Millet.

Realism in art

 

Realist artists always try to show the daily life of the character, atmosphere, dilemmas, and objects, to achieve the goal Verisimilitude (so alive). Realist artists tend to ignore the theatrical dramas, the subjects that appear in a room that is too broad, and the classic forms of others who have more popular first time.

 

In a broader sense, business realism will always happen every time an artist tried to observe and imitate the forms in nature accurately. For example, a painter at the time of the Renaissance picture, Giotto can be categorized as a work of realist artists, because his work has been to better imitate the physical appearance and volume of better things than that have been cultivated since the days of Gothic.

 

Honesty in the displaying every detail of the object seen also from the works of observation RembrandtBarbizon School focuses closer to nature, yag then open the way for the development of Impressionism. In England, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood rejected the idealism of Raphael's followers and lead to a more intense approach of realism. which is known as one of the best realist artists. Then in the 19th century, a group in France known as the

 

Trompe l'oeil technique, is the art techniques which show extreme artists effort to bring the concept of realism.

List of famous painters realism

 

· Karl Briullov

 

· Ford Madox Brown

 

· Jean Baptiste Siméon Chardin

 

· Camille Corot

 

· Gustave Courbet

 

· Honoré Daumier

 

· Edgar Degas

 

· Thomas Eakins

 

· Nikolai Ge

 

· Alexander Gierymski

 

· William Harnett

 

· Louis Le Nain

 

· Édouard Manet

 

· Jean-François Millet

 

· Yefimovich Ilya Repin

 

 

 

Understanding the flow of Expressionism in painting that gave priority to freedom of form and color to put emotion or feeling.

 

Ekspressionisme is the tendency of an artist to distort reality to the emotional effects. Expressionism can be found in the work of painting, literature, film, architecture, and music. The term is usually more emotion to the type of emotion into anger and depression than happy emotion.

 

Painter Matthias Grünewald and El Greco can be called expressionist.

 

List of Painters Expressionism from the 20th century is classified as:

 

· Germany: Heinrich Campendonk, Emil Nolde, Rolf Nesch, Franz Marc, Ernst Barlach, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Erich Heckel, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Max Beckmann, August Macke, Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler, Ludwig Meidner, Paula Modersohn - Becker, Gabriele Münter, and Max Pechstein.

 

· Austria: Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka

 

· Russia: Wassily Kandinsky and Alexei Jawlensky

 

· Netherlands: Charles Eyck, Willem Hofhuizen, Jaap Min, Jan Sluyters, Jan Wiegers and Hendrik Werkman

 

· Belgium: Constant Permeke, Gust De Smet, Frits Van den Berghe, James Ensor, Floris Jespers and Albert Droesbeke.

 

· France: Gen. Paul and Chaim Soutine

 

· Norway: Edvard Munch

 

· Switzerland: Carl Eugen Keel

 

· Indonesia: Affandi

 

 

 

Cubism is a modern art movement in the early 20th century pioneered by Picasso and Braque. Basic principles common to Cubism that describe the object shape by cutting, distortion, overlap, simplification, transparency, deformation, organize and various looks. This movement started in the media paintings and sculptures by each approach

 

in Cubism, his work forms using geometric shapes (triangles, squares, cones, cubes, circles and so forth) Cubism artists often use collage techniques, for example, put pieces of paper newspapers, pictures and posters, and others.

 

Cubism as the originator of the style comes after nonimitative Picasso and Braque as well dig a primitive form of art affected, such as Liberia ethnic sculpture, bas-relief (basrelief) the Egyptians, and the masks African tribe. Also the influence of Paul Cezanne paintings, especially works of still life and landscape, which introduces a new geometry to break the Renaissance perspective. This made an impression on them that shed new flow.

 

The term "cabbage" itself, thanks to observations tercetus some critics. Vauxelles Louis (French critic) after seeing a work of Braque in the Salon des Independants, berkomenmtar that the work of Braque as reduces everything to little Cubes (put everything on the form of small cubes. Gil Blas as a Braque painting mentioned bizzarries cubiques (magic squares). Meanwhile, Henri Matisse called petits arrangements Cubes (small cubes). So for the next term Cubism used to characterize the flow as it works.

 

Early development

 

In the early development stage, Analytic Cubism phase which has continued on Synthetic phase. In Cubism 1908-1909 more complex lead immediately in the style of a more systematic and ranged between years 1910-1912. This initial phase is often termed as Analytical Cubism painting objects to be analyzed. All elements of the painting must be fragmented consisting of facet-fasetnya or in the form of a cube.

 

Object paintings sometimes seem drawn half from the front right, while the other half viewed from the rear or side. Human faces or animal heads are exposed in such a way, a cursory look from the side with the eyes should be visible from the front.

 

In this phase of Analytical Cubism, the artist has actually made a statement in the painting of the fourth dimension, namely space and time because the pattern has been abandoned a long perspective.

 

If the pereiode analytical Braque and Picasso were still locked in a limited creativity, different from the Synthetic Cubism phase. The sprouts are no longer fixed on the three basic colors in the scratch-goresannya. The theme of their works were more varied. With the courage to leave the point of view that become his trademark to move to the next innovative level.

 

The development work of the next Cabbage is with their attention to the reality. By inserting the cuttings are words or phrases taken from suratpaper Colle. news on canvas and then glued to form a geometric composition. Experiments like this patch technique commonly known as collage or

 

List of Painters Cubism:

 

* Paul Cezane

* Pablo Picasso

* George Braque

* Metzinger

* Albert Glazez

* But Mochtar

* Moctar Apin

* Fajar Sidik

* André Derain

 

 

Fauvism was an art school in a fairly short-lived before the beginnings of modern art. Fauvism name comes from the word innuendo "fauve" (wild beasts) by Louis Vauxcelles when commenting Salon d'Automne exhibition in his article for the supplement edition of Gil Blas October 17, 1905, page 2.

 

The popularity of this flow starts from Le Havre, Paris, to Bordeaux. The maturity concept is achieved in the year 1906.

 

Fauvism was the flow of value in the expression to capture the atmosphere that is painted. Unlike the work of impressionism, painter fauvis argues that color harmonies that are not connected with reality in nature it would be better to show a personal relationship with the natural artist.

 

The basic concept can be traced Fauvism first time in 1888 from Paul GauguinPaul Sérusier comments: to

 

"How do you see these trees? They are yellow. So, put in yellow; this shadow, rather blue, paint it with pure ultramarine; these red leaves? Put in vermilion."

 

"How do you interpret those trees? Yellow, because it add yellow. Then the shadow looks a bit blue, so add ultramarine. Leaves are reddish? Add just Vermillion."

 

Everything related to observations objectively and realistically, as happens in naturalist painting, is replaced by understanding the emotional and imaginative. As a result the concept of color and nuance would seem poetic. The colors used clearly no longer adapted to the color on the field, but the painters followed a personal desire.

 

The use of line in Fauvism painting simplified so that the viewer can detect the presence of clear lines and strong. As a result of easily identifiable objects without having to consider many details.

 

Fauvis painter called for rebellion against the art establishment that has long helped by the objectivity of science as it happens in the flow of impressionism, although studies of their previous painter of still used as a basis for painting. This is especially true in the early popularity of this genre in the period 1904 to 1907.

Influence

 

Initial influence of this flow may well come from the request initiated by the works of Paul Cezanne, Gustave Moreau, Paul Gauguin, and Vincent van Gogh. Although the painter is not involved in the movement of Fauvism and different era with the start of this school, but his work became a reference for the young painters who would later become a painter fauvis.

 

Although only a short-lived, Fauvism flow a milestone of modern art concepts next.

Fauvism Painters List:

 

· Henri Matisse

 

· André Derain

 

· Georges Braque

 

· Albert Marquet

 

· Henri Manguin

 

· Charles Camoin

 

· Henri Evenepoel

 

· Jean Puy

 

· Maurice de Vlaminck

 

· Raoul Dufy

 

· Othon Friesz

 

· Georges Roua

KIND OF PAINTING

 

1. Naturalism Painting

2. Realism Paintings

3. Painting Expressionism

4. Cubism Painting

5. Romanticism Painting

 

Kinds Flow Definition Painting and its

 

That is a form of naturalism art painting (visual art) in which artists tried to describe all things in accordance with nature or relay natural, means adapted to catch our eye. So that the painting was made - is similar or identical to the real, then the composition, contrast, perspective, texture, dark coloring and light work as possible, as precisely - exactly. in the art is an attempt to show the objects with an emphasis realistic natural setting. This is a further deepening of more realism movement in the 19th century as a reaction to the establishment romanticism.

 

One of naturalism in American visual artist is William Bliss Baker, whose landscape paintings are considered the best realist paintings of this movement. Atu Salahs important part of the naturalist movement is Darwinism's view of life and the damage that humans have inflicted on nature.

 

List of Painters Naturalism:

 

§ Soeboer Doellah

 

§ William Bliss Baker

 

§ Raden Saleh

 

§ Hokusai

 

§ Affandi

 

§ Fresco Mural

 

§ Basuki Abdullah

 

§ William Hogart

 

Frans § Hail

 

 

 

Realism in art means that display business subject in a work as appeared in the daily lives without additional frills or a particular interpretation. Meaning can also refer to efforts in art for junior fashion show you the truth, even without hiding bad thing though. The discussion of realism in art can also refer to the cultural movement that began in France in the mid-19th century. But the work with the idea of realism is already there in 2400 BC found in the city of Lothal, which is now better known as India.

Realism as a cultural movement

 

Realism became famous as a cultural movement in France as a reaction against Romanticism understanding established in the mid-19th century. This movement is usually associated closely with the social struggle, political reform, and democracy.

 

Realism and then dominate the world of art and literature in France, England, and the United States in about the year 1840 to 1880. Adherents of the French literary realism include the name of Honoré de Balzac and Stendhal. While the well-known artists are realist Gustave Courbet and Jean François Millet.

Realism in art

 

Realist artists always try to show the daily life of the character, atmosphere, dilemmas, and objects, to achieve the goal Verisimilitude (so alive). Realist artists tend to ignore the theatrical dramas, the subjects that appear in a room that is too broad, and the classic forms of others who have more popular first time.

 

In a broader sense, business realism will always happen every time an artist tried to observe and imitate the forms in nature accurately. For example, a painter at the time of the Renaissance picture, Giotto can be categorized as a work of realist artists, because his work has been to better imitate the physical appearance and volume of better things than that have been cultivated since the days of Gothic.

 

Honesty in the displaying every detail of the object seen also from the works of observation RembrandtBarbizon School focuses closer to nature, yag then open the way for the development of Impressionism. In England, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood rejected the idealism of Raphael's followers and lead to a more intense approach of realism. which is known as one of the best realist artists. Then in the 19th century, a group in France known as the

 

Trompe l'oeil technique, is the art techniques which show extreme artists effort to bring the concept of realism.

List of famous painters realism

 

· Karl Briullov

 

· Ford Madox Brown

 

· Jean Baptiste Siméon Chardin

 

· Camille Corot

 

· Gustave Courbet

 

· Honoré Daumier

 

· Edgar Degas

 

· Thomas Eakins

 

· Nikolai Ge

 

· Alexander Gierymski

 

· William Harnett

 

· Louis Le Nain

 

· Édouard Manet

 

· Jean-François Millet

 

· Yefimovich Ilya Repin

 

 

 

Understanding the flow of Expressionism in painting that gave priority to freedom of form and color to put emotion or feeling.

 

Ekspressionisme is the tendency of an artist to distort reality to the emotional effects. Expressionism can be found in the work of painting, literature, film, architecture, and music. The term is usually more emotion to the type of emotion into anger and depression than happy emotion.

 

Painter Matthias Grünewald and El Greco can be called expressionist.

 

List of Painters Expressionism from the 20th century is classified as:

 

· Germany: Heinrich Campendonk, Emil Nolde, Rolf Nesch, Franz Marc, Ernst Barlach, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Erich Heckel, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Max Beckmann, August Macke, Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler, Ludwig Meidner, Paula Modersohn - Becker, Gabriele Münter, and Max Pechstein.

 

· Austria: Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka

 

· Russia: Wassily Kandinsky and Alexei Jawlensky

 

· Netherlands: Charles Eyck, Willem Hofhuizen, Jaap Min, Jan Sluyters, Jan Wiegers and Hendrik Werkman

 

· Belgium: Constant Permeke, Gust De Smet, Frits Van den Berghe, James Ensor, Floris Jespers and Albert Droesbeke.

 

· France: Gen. Paul and Chaim Soutine

 

· Norway: Edvard Munch

 

· Switzerland: Carl Eugen Keel

 

· Indonesia: Affandi

 

 

 

Cubism is a modern art movement in the early 20th century pioneered by Picasso and Braque. Basic principles common to Cubism that describe the object shape by cutting, distortion, overlap, simplification, transparency, deformation, organize and various looks. This movement started in the media paintings and sculptures by each approach

 

in Cubism, his work forms using geometric shapes (triangles, squares, cones, cubes, circles and so forth) Cubism artists often use collage techniques, for example, put pieces of paper newspapers, pictures and posters, and others.

 

Cubism as the originator of the style comes after nonimitative Picasso and Braque as well dig a primitive form of art affected, such as Liberia ethnic sculpture, bas-relief (basrelief) the Egyptians, and the masks African tribe. Also the influence of Paul Cezanne paintings, especially works of still life and landscape, which introduces a new geometry to break the Renaissance perspective. This made an impression on them that shed new flow.

 

The term "cabbage" itself, thanks to observations tercetus some critics. Vauxelles Louis (French critic) after seeing a work of Braque in the Salon des Independants, berkomenmtar that the work of Braque as reduces everything to little Cubes (put everything on the form of small cubes. Gil Blas as a Braque painting mentioned bizzarries cubiques (magic squares). Meanwhile, Henri Matisse called petits arrangements Cubes (small cubes). So for the next term Cubism used to characterize the flow as it works.

 

Early development

 

In the early development stage, Analytic Cubism phase which has continued on Synthetic phase. In Cubism 1908-1909 more complex lead immediately in the style of a more systematic and ranged between years 1910-1912. This initial phase is often termed as Analytical Cubism painting objects to be analyzed. All elements of the painting must be fragmented consisting of facet-fasetnya or in the form of a cube.

 

Object paintings sometimes seem drawn half from the front right, while the other half viewed from the rear or side. Human faces or animal heads are exposed in such a way, a cursory look from the side with the eyes should be visible from the front.

 

In this phase of Analytical Cubism, the artist has actually made a statement in the painting of the fourth dimension, namely space and time because the pattern has been abandoned a long perspective.

 

If the pereiode analytical Braque and Picasso were still locked in a limited creativity, different from the Synthetic Cubism phase. The sprouts are no longer fixed on the three basic colors in the scratch-goresannya. The theme of their works were more varied. With the courage to leave the point of view that become his trademark to move to the next innovative level.

 

The development work of the next Cabbage is with their attention to the reality. By inserting the cuttings are words or phrases taken from suratpaper Colle. news on canvas and then glued to form a geometric composition. Experiments like this patch technique commonly known as collage or

 

List of Painters Cubism:

 

* Paul Cezane

* Pablo Picasso

* George Braque

* Metzinger

* Albert Glazez

* But Mochtar

* Moctar Apin

* Fajar Sidik

* André Derain

 

 

Fauvism was an art school in a fairly short-lived before the beginnings of modern art. Fauvism name comes from the word innuendo "fauve" (wild beasts) by Louis Vauxcelles when commenting Salon d'Automne exhibition in his article for the supplement edition of Gil Blas October 17, 1905, page 2.

 

The popularity of this flow starts from Le Havre, Paris, to Bordeaux. The maturity concept is achieved in the year 1906.

 

Fauvism was the flow of value in the expression to capture the atmosphere that is painted. Unlike the work of impressionism, painter fauvis argues that color harmonies that are not connected with reality in nature it would be better to show a personal relationship with the natural artist.

 

The basic concept can be traced Fauvism first time in 1888 from Paul GauguinPaul Sérusier comments: to

 

"How do you see these trees? They are yellow. So, put in yellow; this shadow, rather blue, paint it with pure ultramarine; these red leaves? Put in vermilion."

 

"How do you interpret those trees? Yellow, because it add yellow. Then the shadow looks a bit blue, so add ultramarine. Leaves are reddish? Add just Vermillion."

 

Everything related to observations objectively and realistically, as happens in naturalist painting, is replaced by understanding the emotional and imaginative. As a result the concept of color and nuance would seem poetic. The colors used clearly no longer adapted to the color on the field, but the painters followed a personal desire.

 

The use of line in Fauvism painting simplified so that the viewer can detect the presence of clear lines and strong. As a result of easily identifiable objects without having to consider many details.

 

Fauvis painter called for rebellion against the art establishment that has long helped by the objectivity of science as it happens in the flow of impressionism, although studies of their previous painter of still used as a basis for painting. This is especially true in the early popularity of this genre in the period 1904 to 1907.

Influence

 

Initial influence of this flow may well come from the request initiated by the works of Paul Cezanne, Gustave Moreau, Paul Gauguin, and Vincent van Gogh. Although the painter is not involved in the movement of Fauvism and different era with the start of this school, but his work became a reference for the young painters who would later become a painter fauvis.

 

Although only a short-lived, Fauvism flow a milestone of modern art concepts next.

Fauvism Painters List:

 

· Henri Matisse

 

· André Derain

 

· Georges Braque

 

· Albert Marquet

 

· Henri Manguin

 

· Charles Camoin

 

· Henri Evenepoel

 

· Jean Puy

 

· Maurice de Vlaminck

 

· Raoul Dufy

 

· Othon Friesz

 

· Georges Roua

Abstraction process.

 

Abstraction is a process. There's no way a form of abstract came away without a process of abstraction.

 

Mengabtraksi can be done in two ways. First to describe its natural form first. Natural form it should be understood to form the character detail and include that form. Further simplification of form is, by eliminating the parts that are not necessary. The process of simplification of form that carried out several stages to achieve the desired form of the essence. Finally, it describes the essence of it. Form still appears occasionally predictable and sometimes not. Being a form that can no longer conjecture that due process of abstraction that was very extreme and far removed (mislead) from naturalnya form. For example, the process of abstraction can be seen a cow made by the painter Theo van Doesburg in eight stages:

 

The process of abstraction until the sixth stage was predictable object. Ox structure still readable, but on the seventh and eighth object can not be recognized again for his ox structure has undergone a very extreme simplification and the living is the essence of the cow. If the painting is displayed under the title ox then the viewer will be difficult and confused because the ox is known structures are not visible anymore.

 

Second, the process of abstraction is not realized in the form of images, as was done Theo van Doesburg. Abstraction process conducted in the thoughts and feelings of the artist. It takes place in deep contemplation, meditation can in a short time and can also in a very long time. If maturity has been reached then it will explode into an expression that was unbearable. Line by line, shape for form spontaneously slides until the painting was finished.

What is Abstract?

 

The word implies an abstract summary, the core, intangible, noetic, noetic. In connection with copyrighted art, abstract words refer to beings that are not realistic or natural (non-objective, non-representational). Abstract form is a form that does not display the form that we recognize as the form object or objects that we see in daily reality. Abstract form is the form of an artist's imagination. Abstract forms may occur from the refined essence of an artist in search of objects "abstraction; the essential from an object a process in which focusses on the artist's exaggerats the forms of objects for Aesthetics and expressive purpose"? thus said Rathus.

 

Therefore, the abstract is a form of processed, form of imaginative artists, then his form became unique, because of that we never knew all this. Forms that were never found on earth.

 

Salahseorang of abstract painting which is world-famous Picasso. Picasso processing of natural forms into cubes as the essence of form. Therefore known as the pioneer Picasso kibisme flow. One of Picasso's famous painting is Guernica, which is now collected the Museum of Modern Art in New York. .

2. Regional dances of Central Java

- Serimpi dance

a dance palace in the past with a soft atmosphere, great and charming.

 

- Dance Blambangan Cakil

recounts the struggle against demi Cakil Heroine (giant). A symbol of anger destruction.

 

3. Regional Dances of West Java

- Kuncaran Mask Dance

is a dance that tells the story of a king's resentment because of his love was rejected.

 

- Peacock Dance

a dance that tells the life of the versatile peacock beautiful and fascinating

 

4. Dances Aceh Special Region

 

- Dance Seudati,

derived from Arabic with Islamic religious backgrounds. A full dynamic dance of balance with the religious atmosphere. This dance is very loved and well known in the region of Aceh.

 

- Tari Saman Meuseukat,

will be undertaken in a sitting position with berbanjar dynamic rhythm. A dance with the teaching of poetry full of virtue, especially religious teachings of Islam

 

5. Regional dances Bali

 

- Legong dance,

a dance background story of King of Lasem cuinta. Diterikan dynamically and attractive.

 

- Kecak dance,

a dance based on the story and the Book of the Ramayana mengisahken about monkey army of Hanuman from Sugriva

 

6. Regional dances Bengkulu

 

- Andun dance,

from South Bengkulu This is a dance to welcome the honored guests.

 

- Apsara Dance Teminang Son,

this dance can also mean a child's hand in marriage goddess. This traditional dance originated from the Rejang Lebong.

 

7. Regional dances DKI Jakarta

 

- Tart Mask,

is a traditional Betawi dance in a grand welcoming.

 

- Yopong Dance,

is offering dance in honor of the guest country.

 

8. Regional dances Jambi

 

- Foreword dance

a dance offerings. Jambi traditional dance this dance only complains in common with Malays.

 

- Dance Selampir Eight,

is a social dance of young people and is very popular in the area of Jambi.

 

9. Regional dances of West kalimantan

 

- Tarri Monong, a dance for the rejection of disease patients can recover the dancers behave like shamans with incantations

 

- Tembung Zapin dance, dance is a community association in West Kalimantan

 

 

10. Regional dances of South Katimantan

 

- Dance Baksa Kembang, a welcome dance in the great room with garlands of flowers delivered.

 

- Rahayu Radab dance, performing at the ceremony in fresh flour, before the bride and groom in the persandingkan.

 

 

11. Regional dances of Central Kalimantan

 

- Singleton and Bungai Dance, is a dance that tells the heroic Bungai In Singleton and expel the enemy that would rob the people harvest.

 

- Balean Dadas dance, dance is to beg a cure for the sick.

 

 

12. Dances: East Kalimantan Regional

 

- Tari Gong, in a show at the welcoming ceremony for tatmu great. Could also be at play when a baby is born chief.

 

- War dance, dance the mempertunjukan two young men in fighting over a girl.

 

 

13. Regional dances Lampung.

 

- Jangget Dance, is a dance for upacar-peradatan ceremony. This dance symbolizes the magnanimity and moral people of Lampung.

 

- Malinting dance, is a dance background Lampung folklore. Tells of Sunan Gunung Jati's visit to the Palace Pulung.

 

 

14. Regional dances Maluku

 

- Lenso Dance. is a social dance for all levels of society the people of Maluku.

 

- Cakalele Dance, Dance War is the soul describes gallant heroism.

 

 

15. Dance-Dance North Maluku Regional

 

- War dance, folk dance to welcome the heroes who fought pualng from the field.

 

- Nahar ilaa Dance, dance ties of friendship at the time of "hot Pela 'agreement to build the village.

 

 

16. Regional dances of West Nusa Tenggara

 

- MPAA Lenggogo dance, a dance to welcome the birth of Muhammad Nahi. This dance is also frequently performed at wedding ceremonies or circumcision ceremony of the royal family.

 

- Batunganga dance, a dance folklore background. Tells about the love of the people against the king's daughter who went into the stone. They begged the princess to get out of the stone.

 

 

17. Regional dances of East Nusa Tenggara

 

- War Dance, dance that shows the properties of strength and skill in playing with guns. Weapons used in the form of a whip and a shield.

 

- Lameng Gareng dance, performed at the ceremony of circumcision. This dance form of greeting and blessing beg to God that the inner and outer health circumcision and successful in life.

 

 

18. Regional dances of West Papua danTengah

 

- Suanggi dance, dance that tells a bereaved husband and wife who are victims-Angi Angi (jejadian).

 

- War Dance, dance symbolizing kepahlawana, and the valor of the people of Papua.

 

 

29. Dances East Papua Region

 

- Welcome Dance, dance mempertunjukan population joy in welcoming the guests are respected.

 

- Musyoh Dance, a sacred dance in an effort to drive out the spirits or ¬ ang died in an accident.

 

 

20. Dance Riau

 

- Tandak dance, is a very social dance in delight in the Riau region.

 

- Tori Joged heap, is a social dance of young people, which is very popular and loved

 

 

21 Dances of South Sulawesi

 

- Fan, which performs dance skills in playing the girls to follow the strains samhil fan song.

 

- Bosara, is a dance to welcome the guests of honor. Body movements are very graceful.

 

 

22. Regional dances of Central Sulawesi

 

- Lumense dance, dance of Poso, which is safe dating dance to welcome the great guest.

 

- Cinde Peule dance, including dances to welcome the great guest. Top of the show is to sow flowers for the guests.

 

 

23. Regional dances Southeast Sulawesi

 

- Balumpa dance, a dance of welcome dalarn great welcoming. This folk dance originating from Buton.

 

- Dinggu dance, symbolizing the nature of mutual kegotong work together as pound rice. Touch of pestle on mortar is its own rhythm that touches the heart.

 

 

24. Regional dances of North Sulawesi

 

- Maengket dance, social dance that is done in pairs. Describing the atmosphere of love and petting.

 

- Dance Polopalo, is social dance for local youth Gorontalo.

 

 

25. Regional Dances of West Sumatra

 

- Plate Dance: A dance that symbolizes the traditional atmosphere of mutual kegotong fulfill the people in his job. During the day working on the fields day and night-sam merry together.

 

- Dance Umbrella: danced by a young couple with umbrella in hand, the man protects a woman's head, a man perlamban protection of women.

 

 

26. Regional dances of South Sumatra

 

- Dance Date, is a dance of greeting guests with a traditional ceremony of greatness.

 

- Dance Princess Bekhusek, meaning that the princess was playing. This dance is very popular in Ogan Komering Ulu and prosperity melamhangka South Sumatra

 

 

27. Regional dances of North Sumatra

 

- Twelve Serampang, A dance to the rhythm Joged Malays to music with hit Latin American-style drum. Twelve Serampang a social dance.

 

- Tari Tor Tor, A dance of the Batak regions with the background philosophy peradatan and danced in solemn atmosphere.

 

 

28. Dance of Yogyakarta Special Region

 

- Starch sangu Serimpi Dance, a dance palace in the gamelan sound masalalu accompanied by a gentle dance.

 

-         Bedaya dance, a dance palace of the pull of the 9 girls with graceful rhythms

 

kinds of dance in Indonesia

  

1. Typical east Javanese dance

- reog ponorogo.

Reog stories contained in reog ponorogo take Panji stories. The story revolves about the journey of King Kelana Sewandana hero find the girl, accompanied by horsemen and loyal patihnya, Bujangganong. When the choice of the king's daughter falls in Kediri, Dewi Sanggalangit, the goddess gives the condition that he would accept his love when the king was willing to create a new art. So reog ponorogo created. Movements in dance reog ponorogo describe the doings of man in life's journey from birth, life, to death. Very deep philosophy.

 

- Remong dance

Remong dance, a dance from Surabaya which symbolizes the soul, heroism. Danced at the time greeting guests.