1. Modernism Chapter 14

2. Lenin (1870-1924)

3. Stalin (1879-1953)

4. Fascism

5. New Deal

6. Cubism

7. Modernism

8. WPA

9. Collage

10. Futurists

11. Primitivism

12. Ready-mades

13. Fauvists

14. Freud

15. Surrealists

16. Stiegliz

17. Kafka

18. Woolf

19. TS Eliot

20. Parisian Red Heads

21. Louis Armstrong

22. Isadora Duncan

23. Falling Water

24. “The Great War”

25. Propaganda

26. Picasso’s Blue Period

27. Picasso’s Rose Period

28. Picasso’s Cubist Period

29. Picasso’s Later Years

30. Dadaism

31. The “Isms” StyleArtistArtworkKey Features FauvismMatisse Le Rifain assis (Seated Riffian) 1912 Intense color, tendency toward abstraction CubismBraque "La Roche- Guyon" (1909) Multiple perspectives, collage FuturismBoccioni Dynamism of a Cyclist (1913) Praise of technology DadaismDuchamp L.H.O.O.Q (1919) Anti-art, readymades ExpressionismKandinsky Improvisation 28 - 1912 Religious symbolism, dream images

32. Dada

33. Fauvism

34. Cubism

35. Futurism

36. Expressionism

37. Harlem Renaissance

38. Art IDs

39. Malevich, Black Square, 1915, Suprematisim

40. Braque, The Portuguese, 1911, Cubism

41. Brancusi, Bird in Space, c.1928, Modernism

42. Kandisky, Improvisation 28 (2nd Version), 1912, Abstract Art

43. Dali, Persistence of Memory, 1931, Surrealism

44. Hopper, Night Hawks, 1942, Modern Realism

45. Magritte, The Key of Dreams, 1932, Surrealist

46. Lange, Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California, 1936, Modernism

47. Duchamps, Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2, 1912, Avant-guard