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The Formal Elements Of Art
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the symbolic decorating of the horrors of conflict — its decimation, its cruelty. The attractiveness of the decorating, although, has another source. This mural is large, as I have wise from Aesthetic Realism in my study with its founder, E...

Importance Of Performance In Zurich Dada
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in literature, visual arts, theater and cinema. It originated during the First World War in a neutral Switzerland in Zurich (Cabaret Voltaire). This period existed from 1916 to 1922. In 1920 in the French Dada fused with surrealism, and in...

Experimentation With Media
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and art marketing? not so much by writing? but through subversive actions such as dubbing a urinal "art" and naming it Fountain. He produced relatively few artworks? while moving quickly through the avant-garde circles of his time. The cre...

Future Of Art
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future of art in the year 2050 does not look promising. Changes need to be implemented and a new movement needs to overtake the existing art to revive the revolutionary art form. Part II of the Assignment Nu descendant un escalier n° 2 (Nud...

Art
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(1855-1865), where Rodin made ??many academies and copies of the works, he (1870-1880) took mix of sketches taken in small books during his trip to Italy in 1876-1877. This included studies by Michelangelo, projects for decorations ceramics...

First One: Humanities
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first total abstractions in the history of sculpture. Other constructions were prototypes for architectural, stage, or industrial designs. Constructivism had influence on The Bauhaus, De Stijl and Minimalism. They turned images of hot dogs ...

Henri Matisse: The Dance (Ii)
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Henri Matisse leads to the development and progression of sculpture and paintings in the twentieth century. Henri Matisse was primarily a draughtsman, a sculptor and a printmaker but he was famous for paintings. He used colors, expressions ...