History of Art: Non-Objective Art to Surrealism (copy)
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Improvisation 28 by Kandinsky
what and by whom
Guernica by Picasso
what and by whom
Nude Descending a Staircase by Duchamp
what and by whom
Bicycle Wheel by Duchamp
what and by whom
Fountain by Duchamp
what and by whom
Persistence of Memory by Dali
what and by whom
Sleep by Dali
what and by whom
The Great War by Magritte
what and by whom
The Human Condition by Magritte
what and by whom
Kandinsky
Who was a Non-Objective artist?
Picasso, Braque
Who are the Cubists?
Duchamp
Who was a major part of the Dada movement?
Magritte
Who was a Surrealist?
New York Armory Show
What introduced America to “modern” European Art on a large scale in 1913?
Readymades by Duchamp
What were everyday, ordinary or absurd objects presented as Art called and who invented it.
Non-Objective Art
Color, line and texture but no recognizable subject matter is the definition of what artistic movement.
Cubism
Flat geometric shapes, subjects seen from multiple perspectives is the definition of what artistic movement.
Surrealism
Inspired by dream interpretation and the subconscious is the definition of what artistic movement?
The Scream by Munch
what and by whom?
Mandolin by Braque
what and by whom?
Time Transfixed by Magritte
what and by whom? (Train out of fire place)
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