the 20th century saw the birth of modern
art and featured a number of notable
styles and artists who indelibly
influenced history welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
learning more about some of the most
influential artists of the 20th century
Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is
considered by many to be the greatest
artist of the 20th century and in fact
one of the greatest of all time the
Spanish artist is world-famous for
helping found the Cubist art movement
this style was able to inject various
different perspectives into one
two-dimensional painting his work can be
separated into several notable periods
including the blue and rose periods the
Demoiselles d’Avignon and Guernica are
two of his most famous paintings and
they demonstrate the breadth and scope
of his influence on modern art
salvador dali a versatile artist Dahle
worked with a variety of media in his
career he was influenced from a number
of artistic movements that came before
him including cubism and even the
Italian Renaissance his work is easily
described as bizarre and absurd though
its creativity is unparalleled
the Spanish artist used Freudian dream
imagery in his work and described it as
hand painted dream photographs his
best-known work is the persistence of
memory and this painting is often
referenced in pop culture Gally also
collaborated with Walt Disney during his
career the resulting animated short took
over a half-century to be completed and
it was called destino combining Dali’s
surreal artwork with Disney’s characters
the film was nominated for the 2003
Academy Award for Best Animated Short
Jackson Pollock Jackson Pollock is
considered one of America’s most
important 20th century artists a leader
in the abstract expressionist movement
his paintings are huge in scale and
instantly recognizable Pollock did not
only use paint brushes to create his art
but also more unusual tools like trowels
and knives the drip technique that he
developed evolved into what is now
called action painting this method is
more spontaneous than traditional
painting with a brush on canvas he
helped cultivate the idea of the
painting as an object in itself as
opposed to the notion of a painting
needing to represent another object
while he is famous more for his style
than any one particular painting his EV
called number 5 1948 fetched 140 million
dollars when it was sold in 2006 Andy
Warhol Andy Warhol is as famous for his
persona as he is for his art Hakka
Midori
Oh starting out as a commercial artist
Warhol used the techniques he learned
there to perfect his pop art
manipulating iconic American symbols
became a signature his Campbell’s soup
cans coca-cola bottles as well as
representations of celebrities like
Marilyn Monroe and Elvis are noteworthy
he often used a silk screening technique
to create his Fine Arts in his New York
workshop called the factory because of
his chosen system he was easily able to
delegate his work to other people which
he often did this destroyed the
importance of the artist and placed the
artwork firmly in the spotlight though
he was commended by many Warhol was also
heavily criticized in his time for over
accepting consumerism his works were
bold colorful and prompted the question
what is art do you have a bother to read
all these great interpretations about
your work oh I can I just answer it
alone
art and featured a number of notable
styles and artists who indelibly
influenced history welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
learning more about some of the most
influential artists of the 20th century
Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso is
considered by many to be the greatest
artist of the 20th century and in fact
one of the greatest of all time the
Spanish artist is world-famous for
helping found the Cubist art movement
this style was able to inject various
different perspectives into one
two-dimensional painting his work can be
separated into several notable periods
including the blue and rose periods the
Demoiselles d’Avignon and Guernica are
two of his most famous paintings and
they demonstrate the breadth and scope
of his influence on modern art
salvador dali a versatile artist Dahle
worked with a variety of media in his
career he was influenced from a number
of artistic movements that came before
him including cubism and even the
Italian Renaissance his work is easily
described as bizarre and absurd though
its creativity is unparalleled
the Spanish artist used Freudian dream
imagery in his work and described it as
hand painted dream photographs his
best-known work is the persistence of
memory and this painting is often
referenced in pop culture Gally also
collaborated with Walt Disney during his
career the resulting animated short took
over a half-century to be completed and
it was called destino combining Dali’s
surreal artwork with Disney’s characters
the film was nominated for the 2003
Academy Award for Best Animated Short
Jackson Pollock Jackson Pollock is
considered one of America’s most
important 20th century artists a leader
in the abstract expressionist movement
his paintings are huge in scale and
instantly recognizable Pollock did not
only use paint brushes to create his art
but also more unusual tools like trowels
and knives the drip technique that he
developed evolved into what is now
called action painting this method is
more spontaneous than traditional
painting with a brush on canvas he
helped cultivate the idea of the
painting as an object in itself as
opposed to the notion of a painting
needing to represent another object
while he is famous more for his style
than any one particular painting his EV
called number 5 1948 fetched 140 million
dollars when it was sold in 2006 Andy
Warhol Andy Warhol is as famous for his
persona as he is for his art Hakka
Midori
Oh starting out as a commercial artist
Warhol used the techniques he learned
there to perfect his pop art
manipulating iconic American symbols
became a signature his Campbell’s soup
cans coca-cola bottles as well as
representations of celebrities like
Marilyn Monroe and Elvis are noteworthy
he often used a silk screening technique
to create his Fine Arts in his New York
workshop called the factory because of
his chosen system he was easily able to
delegate his work to other people which
he often did this destroyed the
importance of the artist and placed the
artwork firmly in the spotlight though
he was commended by many Warhol was also
heavily criticized in his time for over
accepting consumerism his works were
bold colorful and prompted the question
what is art do you have a bother to read
all these great interpretations about
your work oh I can I just answer it
alone
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