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- Post-Colonialization
- a white serman
- dancer exosing her whole naked body
- stoned on his pipe
- tied in with orientalism
- hitler ideology that doesn't make sense.
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- Albert Janesh, Water Sports (1936)
- hypermasculinity->white, muscular men. SPort, competition, GO HUMANS!
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- Arno Breker, Readiness (1939)
- Reminds us of Rome- fits Hitler's criteria
- assertian of classic state
- one leg up->frozen in time->nationalist state message.
- perfect human being
- unstable->perfect human, perfect state
- hey look at his package. Hitler, you gay dog?
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- Emil Nolde-Das Leben Christi
- (1911/12)
- Nationalist, Nazi Party, but expressionist painter.
- Surprised when banned by Nazi's and was later forbidden to paint in private. Jesus story is tired and worn out. This is modern and new!
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- Ernst Liebermann, By the Water
- Homoerotic, nakedness, wholesomeness, pro-arian!
- reusseau->return to simplicity
- art is wholesome to Germans
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- Julius Paul Junghanns, Plowing
- Hard work! about human body, working with animals/soil. unalienated labor, highly romanticized, why no tractor?
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- Barbara Kruger -Untitled 1976
- References to Descarte-> "I think, therefor I am"
- Closer to god
- We're not in that rationale voice anymore
- referencing 1950s asethetic art, but is it advertising? This is the stage we're in with a blur with advertising/art.
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- Marcel Duchamp, Nude Descending a Staircase (1913)
- Nude woman, white dots? pearl?
- can see a little cubism
- can see her arms, butt, fluidity
- time series of photo. Taking something standard "New woman" and see it in a new way.
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- Peter Saul, Donald Duck Descending a Staircase (1979)
- a "new" descending a staircase
- sample iconic pieces of art
- not real->cartoon
- Impossiblity that we can never go back.
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- Claude Monet, Impression, Sunrise (1873)
- Series of London Paintings
- broad strokes for texture
- like turner->experience of landscabes. You can kind of see a crane, sun, tower. Less meaning->about light and reflection.
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- François Leger, The Card Game (1917)
- Tin Soldier/policement playing cards
- World War I
- inhumanist of modern warfair
- rejects past/nature as pure
- forms of robots? YEAH! NO WOMEN!
- hypermasculine
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- 1877, Eadward Muybridge
- Horses have four legs off the ground
- speed can be broken down
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- Giacomo Balla, Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash (1912)
- Weiner dog walking with woman in skirt
- movment is new
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- Giacomo Balla, Speed of a Motorcycle (1913)
- wheel going one way, whatever it is going the other.
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- Kunst!
- Modern or primative?
- look at this disgusting disfigure! ew ew ew!
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- Reality of WWI
- read as living dead
- trench warfare- dug their way in horizontal cities
- push forward
- gas chlorine->air warfair new
- are they digging a trench? or digging their own grave?
- Hobbes/lock knew people were humans-not things
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- Pablo Picasso, Les Demoiselles d’Avignon (1907)
- Portrait of prostitutes
- Nude women have been done a million times
- see past your conceptions
- not seeing their bodies as comprehensive. Painting is coming at you. Gazing pair of eyes in center. "Could" be the nasty woman. They're prostitues, so you can make them out to whatever you want them to be.
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