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15. 1891, Lautrec, Toulouse, Moulin Rouge La Goulue, French, Lithograph poster, Post Impressionism.
TXT- A poster planned for a dance hall at a nightclub with the erotic dancer named La Goulue with her partner. The graphic for this poster was to capture the viewer's attention with it’s shape dance movements to attract guests. Pg 68
CLS- Features the dancer Louise Webster, doing the can-can, which is a high kicking stage dance originating in the 19th century Parisian music halls. Both dancers in the poster demonstrate the mood of the dance hall and what there is to be expected when arriving there.

16. 1892, Gauguin, Paul, Spirit of the Dead Walking, French, Oil on canvas, Symbolism.
TXT- Gauguin believed that his ideas for his paintings was to synthesis his subjects with color and form to a visionary abstraction to express more emotion. He avoids all types of idealized styles to not focus much on structure, but on creative freedom into his subjects. Pg 59 …show more content…
The picture space appears mystical or an area where only spirits live because it recedes beyond the viewer’s imagination.

17. 1892, Horta, Victor, Stairway, Tassel House, Belgium, Art Nouveau.
TXT- This stairway describes the rhythm of the framework that has a harmonious design along the walls and floors. Iron was used to create movements that brought the stairway into curves and shapes which attracted attention to the audience. Pg 82
CLS- This display of metal work is another example of Art Nouveau because of the organic movement of the iron along the staircase and curvilinear shapes. Also it gives the place a sense of characteristic that only Art Nouveau Architectures will

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