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10 Cards in this Set
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-Rapid expansion of Paris 647k to 2.2m -Rejectionof academies (form, style, subject matter), Salonde Paris Exhibition (paid to exhibit > jury = freedom) -Masstransit (train)/man and machine |
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-Newnightlife arises in city's (gas lighting) (bohemian lifestyle) -Trueself > Girl looking at viewer distant vacant sadness almost tears (mirrorbehind her, frame bottom left near wrist) -Howshe acts > BUT in mirror she is looking at a wealthy man (bending towardshim intimacy) top right |
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-Newdecadent culture (bohemian lifestyle) -Wineglass drawing/bottle (someones drinking) frames table -Women(underwear model taken from ad) table her body, word ‘a hole here’ betweenwhere her legs are represented |
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-Coverfor poem by Marinetti about the Bulgarian siegeof Adrianople during first Balkan war (just before first world war) -exaggeration -Utopian/pro-progress |
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=-VastAdvancements in technology, mass transit, automobiles etc. -embracing speed technology (Utopian/pro-progress) -Lessrepresentational (silhouette) |
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-Rapid expansion of berlin 1.8m in 1880 to 3.4m 1910 -Kirchner starts spending more a lot of time in berlin his work becomesless focussed on nature and less optimistic -Kirschner was confused about his feelingstoward city life. |
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-Rejection of tradition. Thickpaint/vibrantcontrasting -colours/emotion>representation -Symbolicmeanings colourBluespiritual yellow gentle red is matter |
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-Bolshevikidea of the proletarians; run by and for the workers. Not hiding stage workers -Theformal elements have been broken down and then re-assembled -geometriclines, patterned and reduced colourpatterns, material qualities of the set and the re-assemblage of the material |
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-polar opposites reconciled (black white, figure ground, horizontalverticals not joined by representing something) - Image and text integrated |
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-combine all arts/interdisciplinary -constructivist ideas (abstract, pairing back) -experimental |
