Abstract
This study evaluates the factors forming Modern Art by examining the Barbizon school’s approach in art education, in comparison to the academic understanding of art. The invention of photography steered the visual art schools towards a new conceptualization of nature. The awareness that Impressionist and Post-impressionist movements achieved in the depiction of nature came to define modern art. Modern art finds character with the learning outcomes of new art education and approaches that brake away from the traditional Renaissance depiction of nature. Cubist movement which forms a foundation for Modern art transformed the images of nature through a conceptual perception that experiences visual reality as a mental stage. The impact of Cubist geometric and multi-perspective portrayal of nature will be examined in Modern Art painting samples. The artistic performance of Jackson Pollock will be associated with the development of Modern Art to provide a fresh perspective on art-nature relationship.
Highlights
The depiction of nature in art is a compelling subject that necessitates the study of various movements; schools and artists with their respect in developments to their emergence, treatment and perspective on nature and art
This study evaluates the factors forming Modern Art by examining the Barbizon school’s approach in art education, in comparison to the academic understanding of art
The factors that produce images of nature found in modern art and its ties to Barbizon School’s artistic education and the discipline it had shaped through the attitude towards nature
Summary
The depiction of nature in art is a compelling subject that necessitates the study of various movements; schools and artists with their respect in developments to their emergence, treatment and perspective on nature and art. This study is an attempt to inquire into the ever-changing relationship between the artists, the surrounding environment and nature. This relationship is firstly analysed in relation to the elements of belonging and existence in art. The crux of modern art with nature is studied through the performance of Jackson Pollock whose works suggest a new understanding of the relationship between art, nature and artist. The study of this evolution of treatment of nature and its relationship to art and the artist provides a precept to people studying art
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