Victory Boogie Woogie
Piet Mondrian1943-1944Portrait of Fritza Riedler
Gustav Klimt1906Der Frühling (Fassung IV)
Ferdinand Hodler1912Doves No. 2
Hilma af Klint1915Joys of Life
Wenzel Hablik1904-1907Zulma
Henri Matisse1950Spanish Dancer
Albert Gleizes1916Suprematist Composition
Kazimir Malevich1916Emak Bakia
Man Ray1926Green Stripe
Olga Rozanova1917Untitled (First Abstract Watercolor)
Wassily Kandinsky1910The selector used to find the pages shown above is:template=artwork|writing|artist|movement|book|medium|subject|location|book, limit=200, parent=/timeline/modernism/, template=movement, sort=year_began, sort=sort=name, sort=year_completed
Timeline
Modernism
Movements of Modernism
Early Modernism
Tradition be damned.
1800-1950Symbolism
A mystic search for meaning and psychological truth.
1880-1910Art Nouveau
Out with the old, in with the sexy.
1890-1910Vienna Secession
"To every age its art. To art its freedom."
1897-1905Fauvism
"A pot of paint has been flung in the face of the public"
1900-1910Expressionism
A more authentic, anxious, and grotesque reality
1905-1933Futurism
Blood, speed and violence.
1909-1944Cubism
"We only wanted to express what was in us..."
1910-1930Suprematism
Taking refuge in the square.
1913-1924Dada
Dada is anti-dada!
1916-1924De Stijl
The art of the perfectly straight line
1917-1931Constructivism
Art should only serve society.
1919-1935Art Deco
Geometry, ornamentation, and lots and lots of money
1920-1940Surrealism
Art created without reason, aesthetics or morality.
1924-1965Abstract Expressionism
It is not a picture, it is an event.
1940-1960The selector used to find the pages shown above is:template=artwork|writing|artist|movement|book|medium|subject|location|book, limit=200, parent=/timeline/modernism/, template=movement, sort=year_began, sort=sort=name, sort=year_completed