A Review of Modern Art Movements 1900-1990 German Expressionism Der Blaue Reiter American Painting Ashcan School Cubism Constructivism Futurism Precisionism.

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A Review of Modern Art Movements German Expressionism Der Blaue Reiter American Painting Ashcan School Cubism Constructivism Futurism Precisionism De Stijl Dada Surrealism Photography Comes of Age American Painting Social Realism Photography Social Realism Abstract Expressionism Color Field Hard Edge 2 nd Generation Abstract Expressionism Figural Expressionism Sculpture Post WWII Photography Post WWII Pre Pop Art Pop Art Pop Art Sculpture Minimalism Photo Realism Conceptual Art Environmental Art Installation Art Performance Art

(German) Expressionism 1905 Der Blaue Reiter Kandinsky Wassily KandinskyPaul Klee

(German) Expressionism 1905 Max Beckman Kathe Kollwitz

American Art 1908 – Ashcan School George Bellows John Sloan

Cubism 1908 Georges BraquePablo Picasso

Futurism (Italian) 1909 leger Umberto Boccioni GinoSeverini

Constructivism (Russian) 1913 TatlinMalevich

Precisionism (American) 1915 Georgia O’KeefeCharles Demuth

De Stijl 1917 Piet MondrianTheo van Doesburg

Dada 1916 Marcel Duchamp Kurt Schwitters

Surrealism 1922 Salvador Dali Giorgio DeChirico

Photography coming of Age 1920’s Man RayHenri Cartier Bresson

Social Realism American Painting 1930’s and 40’s Thomas Hart Benton Jacob Lawrence

Social Realism 1930’s and 1940’s American Photography Walker Evans Dorthea Lange

Abstract Expressionism Late 1940’s Willem De KooningFranz Kline

Color Field 1950’s Marc Rothko Helen Frankenthaler

Hard Edge 1950’s Frank Stella Ellsworth Kelly

2 nd Generation Abstract Expressionism 1960’s Cy Twombly Joan Mitchell

Figural Expressionism (post WWII) Frida KahloFrancis Bacon

Modern Sculpture (post WWII) Louise Nevelson Henry Moore

Photography Post WWII Diane Arbus Irving Penn

Pre-Pop Art 1950’s Jasper Johns Robert Rauschenberg

Pop Art 1960’s Roy Lichtenstein Andy Warhol

Pop Art - Modern Sculpture Dwayne Hanson Claes Oldenberg

Minimalism Late 1960’s-70’s Richard Sierra Donald Judd

Photorealism late 1960’s Richard Estes Chuck Close

Environmental Art late 1960’s Richard Long Robert Smithson

Installations late 1960’s Eva Hesse Walter De Maria

Performance Art late 1960’s Chris Burden Joseph Bueys