| Nonrepresentational or nonobjective art is
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| | essential."Abstract art began in the
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| not an invention of the twentieth century.
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| | avant-garde movements of the late 19th
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| A number of cultures, like the Islamic and
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| | century -Impressionism, neo-Impressionism,
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| Jewish, have developed over the centuries
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| | and post-Impressionism. These painting
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| a high standard of decorative or
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| | styles reduced the importance of the
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| non-figurative art forms. Today, abstract
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| | original subject matter and began to
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| art is generally understood to be the form
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| | emphasize the creative process of painting
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| of art that does not depict objects in the
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| | itself. As artists in Europe at the early
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| natural world, but instead uses shapes and
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| | twentieth century "broke free" from the
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| colors in a nonrepresentational or
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| | conventional representational rules art
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| subjective way.According to art experts,
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| | forms had to follow, figurative
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| in its purest form in Western art, an
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| | abstractions, or simplifications of
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| abstract art is one without a recognizable
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| | reality, where detail is eliminated from
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| subject, one which does not relate to
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| | recognizable objects leaving only the
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| something external. This type of
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| | essence or some degree of recognizable
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| ornamental art, without figurative
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| | form, became popular increasing the
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| representation occurs today in many
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| | variations of art forms and view points.
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| cultures. As the modern abstract movement
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| | With different abstract styles, like
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| in sculpture and paining emerged in Europe
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| | Synchronism and Orphism, abstract art
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| and North America between 1910 and 1920,
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| | emphasized on color over form, on feelings
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| two approaches have been generally
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| | over logic. The action painting of an
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| accepted to produce different abstract
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| | American Abstract Expressionist, Jackson
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| styles: images that have been "abstracted"
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| | Pollock, who dripped, dropped, smeared,
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| from nature to the point where they no
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| | spattered, or thrown paint on the canvas,
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| longer reflect a conventional reality, and
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| | is a good example of such a tremendous
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| nonobjective, or "pure" art forms, which
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| | change in art focus and technique.After
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| do not share any reference to reality. A
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| | the introduction of technology and the
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| further distinction tends to be made
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| | mass utilization of software programs that
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| between abstract art which is geometric,
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| | assisted people "play around" with their
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| such as the work of Piet Mondrian, and
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| | own photographs, paintings or other art
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| abstract art that is more fluid, such as
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| | forms, abstract art has gained more
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| in the works of Wassily Kandinsky. It was
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| | popularity than ever before. But although
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| Kandinsky who once said that "of all arts,
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| | being able to draw well is not an issue
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| abstract painting is the most difficult.
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| | anymore, as Kandinsky pointed out, being a
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| It demands that you know to draw well,
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| | "true" poet is what still separates the
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| that you have a heightened sensitivity for
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| | amateur attempts to create abstract art
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| composition and of colors, and that you
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| | from the artifacts of a true talent.
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| are a true poet; this last is
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