... modern art by persons in high office . Former Representatives Fred E. Busby of Illinois and George A. Dondero of Michigan , for example , have leveled ruthless and frequent attacks against modern artists . It makes little difference ...
... modern art since the time of Art Informelle in post - war Paris , see Chapter 5 . Grattage Another technique used and developed from frottage . In this case , wet oil paint is applied over layers that have already dried . Then a razor ...
... modern art in attempts to propagate American culture during the post- war years . As we saw in chapter 2 , a group of enlightened liberals began to take an interest in avant - garde art after the war in order to distinguish itself from ...
... modern art coequal with modern itself ? We have already learned that a good deal of modern art associates more readily with the present than with the past , and that it is all but obsessed with the manner of representation , or what we ...
... Modern Art and the Death of a Culture (1971). And they confused me. The portrait of “modern art” that rookmaaker and schaeffer painted, which depicted a face distorted by spiritual poverty and aesthetic decadence, didn't resemble the ...
... Modern Art, 1952. Exhibition catalogue. ———. Fourteen Americans. New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1946. Exhibition catalogue. ———. Sixteen Americans. New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 1959. Exhibition catalogue. ———. 12 Americans. New ...
Being a Contribution to a New System of _thetics Julius Meier-Graefe. 3 1 ) MODERN ART RODIN : FAUN AND NYMPH PHOTO - DRUET. 1 11 Paris CHASSÉRIAU . Venus Anadyomene ( Lithograph ) CHASSÉRIAU .
... modern art continues to be frequently perceived as an isolated Western development. This uncontested identity is principally defined by the succession of European, mostly French, avant-garde movenn responsible for the rapid rise and ...