Louis H. Sullivan
Frank Lloyd Wright – his philosophy was
that “form follows function”
Walter Gropius
The Bauhaus school for art/design that
focused on functionalism
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
“impressionism” –
uninterested in capturing exact picture-like paintings, wanted to capture the
impression or feeling of the painting
Monet
Renoir
Pissaro
postimpressionism
or expressionism – extension of impressionism where things became even less
real in appearance
van
Gogh
Paul Gauguin
Cezanne
Henri Matisse
“fauvists” –
concerned with arrangement of color, line, and form in and of itself (not the
subject of the painting so much)
Picasso
“cubism” – focused
on geometry of lines and angles
Kandinsky
“Dadaism” – outrageous art almost for the
sake of being outrageous