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by shweta shetty
Kinetic art is a dynamic and engaging form of expression that gives art life in a world full of still images, where sculptures stand still on pede...
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by shweta shetty
One of the most influential eras in art history was the Italian Renaissance, which lasted from the 14th to the 17th century. Painting in particula...
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The ideas, feelings, and cultures of people have long been reflected in art. However, a revolutionary movement changed our understanding of art i...
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by shweta shetty
At the start of the nineteenth century, the Rococo architecture, or Late the Baroque period style made its debut in France and swiftly spread thr...
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by shweta shetty
Few movements in the fields of design, architecture, and art have had as profound and long-lasting an impact as the Bauhaus. In addition to bein...
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by shweta shetty
Modern artists with hard-edged lines, rigid geometries, or explosive gestures may spring to mind when we think about abstraction. Examples of thes...
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by shweta shetty
A quiet revolution was occurring in the rural center of France during the first half of the 1800s. In contrast to Paris's elaborate salons and ne...
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by shweta shetty
Numerous movements throughout art history questioned accepted wisdom, defied expectations, and reinterpreted beauty. But before radical experimen...
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by shweta shetty
There was a significant change in the art world at the beginning of the 20th century. The necessity to depict the real world was no longer felt b...
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by shweta shetty
Britain's audacious and indigenous response to the avant-garde movements that swept through Europe in the early 20th century was vorticism. Vorti...
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by shweta shetty
Pop Art is more than simply a vibrant aesthetic; it's a cultural movement that completely upended the art world. Pop Art, which emerged in the mi...
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In addition to being an artistic movement, de Stijl (Dutch for "The Style") represented a paradigm shift in how people thought about architecture,...
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