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Abstract art, rough art, informal art, naïve art, baroque, classicisme,
constructivism, cubism, dadaism, expressionnism, fauvism, futurism,
hyperrealism, impressionism, mannerism, Op art, pointillism, postimpressionnism, realism, fantastic realism, rebirth, rococo, romanticism, surrealism, symbolism, each style or movement has its particular characteristics. We have all our or our preferences… or we think of having them.... However it is possible that the work of a painter touches you without are truly fanatic movement to which one generally attaches it. Quite simply because the large Masters
evolve during their career and that their style changes. Van Gogh for example during his Dutch period was realistic social, then influenced in Paris by the impressionist some of his works become a model of this style, then in Arles its desire to outrage the color and to break the lines brings it closer to the expressionnists until it finds completely personal a style… Knowing that each artist
evolves in a completely specific way to as much look at what it is done in all the styles. A true pictorial art lover must give up the preconceived ideas, keep the open spirit and be interested in all the
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