War brings about a multitude of reactions in different people, to the artists of the early twentieth century it came in the form of a sense of rebellion. The forceful creative disillusionment, in especially a group of artists, led to the start of an art movement, ‘Dadaism.’The First World War, mainly between 1916 and 1920, [...]
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A Revolutionary Art Movement – Dadaism
April 30th, 2010 
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December 12th, 2009 admin Neo-Romanticism – The Concept & the HistoryNeo-Romanticism cannot be categorized as a specific art movement belonging to a certain period. Continuing, it is still used widely to cover various styles until date. Neo-Romanticism was first observed in Europe, around 1880s, in response to Naturalism. It rejected the ugliness of the modern world, giving way to [...]
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