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| In 1913, the French writer ______ ________ remarked that "The world has changed less since the time of Jesus Christ than it hasa in the last 30 years." |
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| For the French and for Europeans in general, the great metaphor of this sense of change- to gather all the meaning of modernity together was : _________. |
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| The ________ meant the conquest of process, and only very exceptional sights, like a rocket launch, can give us anything resembling the emotion with which our ancestors in the 1880's contemplated heavy machinery. |
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| The master-image of painting was no longer the landscape but the _____________. |
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| Was the most visible sign of the future: _____________. |
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| The photographer ______ took his camera up in a balloon in 1856. |
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| Who stated: "A picture- before being a warhorse, a Nude Woman, or some sort of anecdote- is essentially a surface covered with colors arranged in a certain order." |
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| What year was the Kodak box camera invented? |
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| Name the 4 cubists who were the chief inventors and chief interpreters. |
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| ____________: It is an ideal view, imagined as being seen by a one-eyed, motionless personwho is clearly detached from what he sees. It makes a god of the spectator. |
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| For _______, whole effort was directed towards the physical world. |
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| Name the artist who painted the painting "Mont Ste-Victoire", 1904-06. |
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| With their appropriation of forms and motifs from African art, _________ and _______ brought to its climax a long interest which nineteenth-century France has shown in the exotic, the distant, and the primitive. |
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| Name the artist who painted the painting "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon"-1907. |
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| The painting (Les Demoiselles d'Avignon) was originally meant to be an allegory of ______________. |
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| _________ and ________ would be locked in a partnership of questions and response, "roped together like mountaineers." |
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| T or F: Picasso did not create the cubist construction Metal Guitar, 1912. |
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| Name the artist who stated, "I pain forms as I think them, not as I see them." |
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| What does the term "collage" mean? |
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| Name the artist who painted the painting Still-Life (Fantomas) 1915. |
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| Name the cubist artist who created a didactic art for the man in the street, not a highly refined, but clear, definite, pragmatic, and rooted in everyday experience: ____________. |
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| For the artist Robert Delaunay, the master image of culture was _______________. |
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| Who painted the painting "The Red Tower", 1911-12? |
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| Futurism was the invention of: _________. |
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| Much of the myth of modern art was created by ___________. |
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| ____________ stated the enemy was the past. |
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| ____________ had created a new kind of man, a class of machine visionaries composed of Marinetti and anyone else who wanted to join. |
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| Name the futurist artist who stated, "I want the new, the expressive, the formidable." |
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| Name the artist who painted the painting "The City Rises" ,1910-11. |
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| Name the futurist artist who painted the painting "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash" ,1912. |
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| The machine, the daughter born without a mother- a modern counterpart to myth of the Virgin birth, in which Christ, the Son, was born without a father. Which artist made this statement? |
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| The definitive mechano-sexual metaphor was created by ________. |
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| Name the artist who created the (large glass) "The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors, Even" ;1915-23. |
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| Picasso, Gris, Braque, and Leger |
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| Who was responsible for the Cubist movement? (4 answers) |
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| Balla, Boccioni, and Carra |
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| What 3 artist are most associated with the Futurist movement? |
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-First applied to artist in 19th cent. to indicate those whose work seemed to be at the forefront of new developments in art as opposed to those who conformed to academic standards.
-Linguistic fortunes paralleled modernism.
-Some argue the demise of Modernism & inception of post modernism, ___________ have disappeared. |
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-The act of attatching materials to a surface.
-Braque & Picasso credited w/ making the first ones w/ newspaper cuttings, chair caning, and other materials which assaulted academic values.
-Further developed by Dada artists, especially Kurt Scwhitters who made 'pure' ________ of found ephemera. He called these 'merz'. |
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