Artistic Vanguards

Surrealists

Surrealists

The ________ sought to understand what was beyond the reach of reason, such as dreams, chance, and the unexpected.

Cubism

________ has two phases: Analytic (1907 to 1911): sought to emphasize form and line using monochromatic palettes and with the abstract treatment of space, presenting fragmented scenes that were connected through figures in different directions.

Expressionism

________ was an artistic movement that arose to oppose the objectivity of French Impressionism.

Fauvists

The ________ were the first to break with the classical perspective that prevailed in the artistic field.

scene

His work Joy of Living shows essential traits of the Fauvist aesthetic. The ________ depicts the communion of people with nature and love (in sinuous movements of lines and limpid colors)

Marinetti

________ proposed that Italian artists should break free from classical standards and be reborn to modernity and the new, valuing the products of the Industrial Revolution.

Futurist movement

The ________ emerged in 1909, with the Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, who published a text entitled "Futurist Manifesto "in the newspaper Le Figaro.

Cubist movement

The ________ emerged in 1907, based on the studies and productions of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso.

artistic movement

In 1916, in Zurich, Switzerland, Dadaism began. This ________ was formed by a group of writers, poets, and visual artists who questioned the supposed social progress that culminated in the First World War.

artistic movement of the avant garde

Each ________ presented very diverse proposals mainly in terms of the aesthetics of the productions and the structuring principles that sometimes converged and sometimes diverged from each other.