Non-art majors often have a difficult time differentiating between art movements, but they’ll probably have an easier time after browsing these Outmane Amahou posters. In a series of 17 prints, Amahou denotes discernible qualities about each movement using simplistic graphics not unlike ones you’d see on airplane instructions. His posters often reference masterpieces from each time period, so prepare to see the Mona Lisa’s hands or a sideways urinal as symbols to convey specific art movements.
Among the periods and styles covered by Outmane Amahou are Pop Art, Cubism, Surrealism, Dadaism, Expressionism, Futurism, Neo-Realism, Fauvism, De Stijl, Post-Impressionism, the Renaissance and a lot more. Besides being neat wall adornment, the posters can actually come in handy as teaching aids.
You can purchase Amahou’s posters on his Society6 page.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Art Movement Simplification
- Using simplistic graphics to denote discernible qualities about different art movements.
- Teaching with Visual Aids
- Using posters as teaching aids to help non-art majors differentiate between art movements.
- Referencing Masterpieces
- Referencing famous masterpieces to convey specific art movements on the posters.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art Education
- Using simplified graphics posters as teaching aids in art education.
- Home Decor
- Using the posters as neat wall adornments for home decor.
- Online Retail
- Selling the posters through an online retail platform like Society6.
