WWI - Art during WWI (Lesson)
Art during WWI.
Art of this period is broken into it's essence, creating a new relationships between the subjects.
Man with a Guitar by Georges Braque
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Cubism as defined by Larry Treadwell of thecaveonline.com:
No single point of view; no continuity or simultaneity of image contour; all possible views of the subject are compressed into one synthesized view of top, sides, front, and back; picture becomes a multifaceted view of objects with angular, interlocking planes. Values: a new way of seeing; a view of the world as a mosaic of multiple relationships; reality as interaction.
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Click here to download Sue Pojer's powerpoint over Early Modern Art. Links to an external site.
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