The Artistic Culture Between the Wars. 1920–1945
This second volume in the Art of the Twentieth Century series analyzes and presents the diverse world of artistic production between the two world wars, beginning with the environment that took shape in the immediate wake of World War I. The Artistic Culture Between the Wars is an interdisciplinary survey of this period’s changing artistic climate that included the re-emergence of a figurative approach (the New Objectivity), and the evolution of an avant-garde that is now historicized by its second-generation artists. Also considered are phenomena such as Surrealism, the change in taste from Art Deco to Novecentismo, and the expression of the totalitarian regimes during the outbreak of World War II. The book’s chronological boundaries stretch from the birth of the Dada in Germany to the birth of Abstract Expressionism (1943–1945).
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Abstract art, Abstract expressionism, Avant‑garde, Art deco, Dada, Painting, The art of Nazi Germany, 20th‑century history, Realism, Sculpture, Socialist realism, Surrealism, Photography, Futurism
Schnapp Jeffrey T. (Article author), Brunetta Gian Piero (Article author), Veroli Patrizia (Article author), Harrison Charles (Article author), Terraroli Valerio (Article author), Gough Maria (Article author)
Henri Robert, Russell Morgan, MacDonald‑Wright Stanton, Ray Man, Picabia Francis, Picasso Pablo, Severini Gino, Carrà Carlo, Martini Arturo, Chirico Giorgio de, Smet Gustave de, Bourdelle Antoine, Matisse Henri, Soutine Haime, Kisling Moïse, Lipchitz Jacques, Derain André, Léger Fernand, Metzinger Jean, Chagall Marc, Stella Joseph, Demuth Charles, Albright Ivan, Siqueiros David Alfaro, Rivera Diego, Wood Grant DeVolson, O'Keeffe Georgia Totto, Blume Peter, Hartley Marsden, Shahn Ben, Dove Arthur Garfield, Hopper Edward, Evergood Philip, Burchfield Charles, Levine Jack, Orozco José Clemente, Tamayo Rufino, Dix Otto, Felixmüller Conrad, Beckmann Max, Grosz George, Kanoldt Alexander, Radziwill Franz, Schad Christian, Grossberg Carl, Schlichter Rudolf, Funi Achille, Sironi Mario, Marussig Pietro, Oppi Ubaldo, PIetro Cagnaccio di San, Casorati Felice, Pisis Filippo De, Levi Carlo, Birolli Renato, Mafai Mario, Balla Giacomo, Depero Fortunato, Evola Julius, Dottori Gerardo, Prampolini Enrico, Kupka František, Bertelli Renato, Veronesi Luigi, Malevich Kazimir, Popova Lyubov, Lissitzky El, Rodchenko Aleksander, Kandinsky Wassily, Fontana Lucio, Klee Paul, Itten Johannes, Moholy‑Nagy László, Gabo Naum, Mondrian Piet, Masson André, Pollock Paul Jackson, Dalí Salvador, Magritte René, Carrington Leonora, Ernst Max, Breton André, Kahlo Frida, Bacon Francis, Oppenheim Meret, Paalen Wolfgang, Gorky Arshile, Giacometti Alberto, Tanguy Yves, Delvaux Paul, Kooning Willem de, Rothko Mark, Tanning Dorothea, Moore Henry, Dufy Raoul, Savinio Alberto, Glackens William, Weber Max, Sloan John, Duchamp Marcel, Stieglitz Alfred, Marin John
Milan
2006
448 pages
9788876248047
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