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Post WWI Society 1920s and 1930s

Culture Changes Why? WWI leaves people wondering about the nature of mankind Spanish Influenza kills 22 million people Worldwide economic trouble Political chaos = people rebel against tradition

Part I: Fashion Before and After

Write down 5 observations about traditional fashion Write down 5 observations about new fashion trends

The Before Look (1910-1911)

The New Look: 1920s Flappers

More Fashion

Check Out That Short Hair!

Part II: Entertainment

Radio- provided entertainment and information on a mass scale

Movies- an audience could be entertained and even catch up on current events with news reels at the beginning of the movie Clara Bow Phantom of the opera Charlie Chaplin

Vacations-the pursuit of pleasure after the horrors of WWI The Nazis even offered vacations and leisure activities!

“ Without motor-cars, sound films, and wireless (radio), (there would be) no victory of Nazism.” -Adolf Hitler

Part III: Art Breaking all the Rules

New Movements Expressionism - shapes, lines, and color are used to express emotion and inner experience Gives emotions a visual representation Dada - use of ideas or objects with no seeming relationship to one another Rejects tradition and rules Surrealism - seeks to depict the inner workings of the unconscious mind Creates a fantasy world

Jot it Down Artist Names (when possible) Style associated with each artist

Wassily Kandinsky-Expressionism On White II

Dada

Dada

Surrealism - Salvador Dali

Surrealism - Joan Miro

Think About It What does the art and fashion of the 1920s - 1930s tell you about how people thought about traditional society?

Create a Billboard Use one example each of fashion, entertainment and art Advertise the new trends and convince people to participate in them One picture and one slogan per example Must be in color!