Arts 150 1st Edition Lecture 23 Outline of Current Lecture I American Art between 1920 30s Current Lecture American art between the wars 1920 30s o WWI 1914 1918 o The Great Stock Market Crash 1929 o The Great Depression 1930 40s o The Great Dustbowl 1935 38 o Roosevelt and the New Deal 1933 o WWII 1939 1945 Marcel Duchamp Fountain o Stieglitz photographed the original o Submitted to the independent artist s show o Return attention to the object o Said Duchamp was a major influence o Optical Art art only to please the eye o Put art back to the surface of the mind o Questions what is the essence of a work of art o After his work was rejected he signed his fountain Marcel Duchamp Bicycle Wheel 1915 o Manufactured objected promoted to the dignity of art through the choice of the artist Marcel Duchamp LHOOQ o A rectified redi made o Mona Lisa with mustache o French translations she s hot for me Redi mades had preserve beauty o Duchamps I threw the urinal in their faces as a challenge and now they admire it as something aesthetically beautiful Man Ray Duchamp as RroseSelavy photograph 1932 o eros is life o Duchamp s female alterego o Man Ray 1890 1956 These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Famous American photographer Marchel Duchamp Nude Descending a Staircase 1912 o Displayed in the armory show Man Ray L Homme Man 1918 o Picture of egg beater and its shadows o Portrays mechanical idea of human body Man Ray The Gift o Painting of Dada machines o Made for Eric Satie Dada movement avantgarde movement Morton Schamberg God 1918 Movements Styles Categories o Precisionism o Expressionism o Abstraction o Formalism o Harlem Renaissance Artists we will be discussing o Charles Demuth o Charles Scheeler o Marsden Hartley o Stewart Davis o Georgia Okeeffe o Ansel Adams o Imogen Cunningham o James VanDerZee o Aaron Douglas Charles Demuth My Egypt 1927 o Filtering nature through cubist approach Charles Sheeler American Landscape o Looking at nature through abstract form of cubism o Bridge between machine and nature industry life and machines
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