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Artists abandoned perspective and turned away from realistic modeling of figures.
----> Explored open form, objects at various angles, blending background into foreground & abstract.
CONE/SPHERE OBJECTS.
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Cubism
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Futurism
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Dadaism
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Surrealism
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Expressionism
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AKA Anti-Art (rejects priors definitions of art).
*Form of artistic anarchy born out of disgust for the social, political, & cultural values of the time.
*Embraced elements of art, music, poetry, theatre, dance & politics.
*The Original Fountain poster by Mercel Duchamp was a photograph of a porcelain urinal
*Mercel also made the Bicycle Wheel poster
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Cubism
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Futurism
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Dadaism
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Surrealism
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Expressionism
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Cultural movement that began in the early 1920's & is best known for its visual artworks and paintings. The aim was to "resolve previously contradictory conditions of dream and reality."
*Illogical paintings with strange creatures from everyday objects allowed the unconscious to express itself.
----> Element of surprise.
----> Developed out of Dada activities.
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Cubism
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Futurism
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Dadaism
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Surrealism
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Expressionism
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A style of painting, music or drama where the artist seeks to express an emotional experience.
*Evokes moods/ideas.
*Reality is radically distorted.
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Cubism
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Futurism
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Dadaism
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Surrealism
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Expressionism
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Artistic & social movement that started in Italy.
*Emphasized speed, technology, youth & violence.
*Objects such as the car, train airplane & the industrial city.
*Glorifies war "-the worlds only hygiene- militarism, patriotism, beautiful ideas worth dying for, eat..."
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Cubism
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Futurism
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Dadaism
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Surrealism
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Expressionism
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Name the artist and movement.
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Name the artist and movement.
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Design characteristics of Dutch De Stijl include primary colors, grid, no photography, logical, non-emotional style, no diagonals and reduction of form (making the image totally logical, without intuition.)
Question 18
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Russian posters did NOT use photographic elements.
Question 19
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El Lissitsky was a Russian Architect who made posters using red and black colors, which were symbolic of the revolution.
Question 20
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A few design characteristics of Russian Constructivism include red & black colors, use of the grid, bold & chunky letters, Sans Serif Type & Political Symbolism
Question 21
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Russian Constructivism did NOT use a grid.
Question 22
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Joseph Leyendecker created propaganda devices for the allied forces.
Question 23
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Ludwig Holwein was a designer for the Nazi party.
Question 24
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German poster style does NOT have to be realistic in order for it to be believable.
Question 25
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German poster style is an example of modern graphic design.
Question 26
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Modern art did not have an impact on poster design.
Question 27
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Select all that apply to reduction of form (reducing shapes to a 2D form.)
Question 28
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Posters were NOT intended to sell a product. Rather to sell an idea.
Question 29
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James Montgomery was a designer for which side:
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Allied Forces
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Central Powers
Question 30
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The Allied forces were led by which of the following countries:
Question 31
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James Montgomery Flagg & Joseph Leyendecker represented which side:
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Central Forces
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Allied Forces
Question 32
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Central Powers were led by which of the following countries:
Question 33
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Graphic Design turned from a blue collar profession to a white collar profession in the mid 20th century.
Question 34
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Alexey Brodovitch was the art director of Harpers Magazine from 1934-1958. He took pictures and cropped & placed them on an angle.
Question 35
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Erte was hired by Harpers Magazine to design their covers.
Question 36
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What type of poster is this?
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What type of poster is this?
Question 38
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What type of poster is this?
Question 39
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What type of poster is this?
Question 40
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This page layout represents what?
Question 41
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De Stijl does NOT use photomontage while Russian Constructivism does use photographic images.
*In comparison, both use the grid
Question 42
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CCA stands for "Container Corporation of America"
Question 43
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[blank_start]Alexey Brodovitch[blank_end] was the art director of Harpers Magazine from 1934-1958.
Question 44
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Allied Forces poster style is [blank_start]illustrative[blank_end], [blank_start]pictorial[blank_end], [blank_start]realistic[blank_end] & [blank_start]representational[blank_end].
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illustrative
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pictorial
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realistic
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representational
Question 45
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Allied Forces poster style is influenced by the [blank_start]Victorian Era[blank_end]
Question 46
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Two types of wartime propaganda are [blank_start]Allied Forces[blank_end] and [blank_start]Central Powers[blank_end].
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Allied Forces
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Central Powers
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Allied Forces used the following theme: protect [blank_start]home[blank_end], [blank_start]family[blank_end] & [blank_start]country[blank_end].
Question 48
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Select all of the fonts that are inspired by the Bauhaus Design Style.
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FF Beau
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Venus
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Vonness
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Gothic 726
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Futura Black