A Critique of the Interaction of Social/Political Change and Artistic Styles in the Early 20th Century.
This art history paper examines artistic styles of the early 20th century European art movements and explores how these movements were in response to social and political changes that mark the era. This paper considers the development of Futurism, Surrealism, and Dadaism, and locates these artistic styles as directly responsive to particular political and social events of early 20th century European culture and society. 12 pgs. 6 sources (Annotated bibliography).
