Movements - Fine Art America

Movements

The movement that made painting a record of light rather than of subject — who started it, when, and the five things to look for.

Movements

Four painters took four different exits from Impressionism — and between them produced most of twentieth-century art.

Movements

The whiplash curve, the poster, and the twenty years around 1900 when Europe tried to redesign everything at once.

Movements

Japan’s “pictures of the floating world” — how the prints were made, who made them, and how to recognize one across a room.

Movements

America’s first native school of painting: how a young Englishman’s trip up the Hudson in 1825 turned landscape into a national argument.