| A | B |
|---|
| Edouard Manet | painted dark against lt, used black as accent, later used colorful palette |
| Claude Monet | reds, quick brushstrokes, blue instead of black |
| Auguste Renoir | he detested black |
| Edgar Degas | pastels of human figure in stop-action pose |
| Georges Seurat | scientific method of painting with dots of color to mix visually |
| Henri Toulouse-Lautrec | First to make poster Art, show emotions through color and light, self imposed exile from high society |
| Paul Cezanne | scientific method of painting with squarish patches of color to build up geometric forms |
| Paul Gauguin | simplified forms in unnatural colors with strong outlines in rhythmic patterns |
| Vincent van Gogh | impasto thick paint in choppy strokes or wavy lines |
| Pablo Picasso | Cubism, Analytical and Synthetic |
| Henri Rousseau | symbolist, blending of tones, jungle scenes |
| Amedeo Modigliani | Italian Expressionist, elongated shapes in portraits |
| Georges Rouault | a Fauve briefly, but preferred to paint pain and suffering, stained glass appearance |
| Emil Nolde | Expressionist, hideous masklike faces |
| Marc Chagall | French, imaginative fantasies were pre Surrealism |
| Edvard Munch | extreme emotions basic LINE element used |
| Andy Warhol | Pop Art, Multi color prints |
| Rene Magritte | Surrealist, clouds |
| Salvador Dali | Surrealist, neuroses, hallucinations, meticulous realism |
| David Hockney | Pop artist of Narrative art |
