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The Modernist Assault

Chapter 32Hum103Instructor Beth Camp

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The New Physics

Absolute and rational model of the universe

Heisenberg’s Principle of uncertainty

Einstein theory of relativity

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The New Physics

Quantum physics,Atomic physics

Cause and effectnot reliable

Indifferent universe, beyond control

and unpredictable

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The New Physics

Atomic BombTested in 1945

We could destroy the world

The average person no longer understood or was reassured by

Science

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Early 20th Century Music

Modern composers rejected tradition Polytonal and atonal works Unorthodox sources of sound

Schoenberg’s serial technique = all 12 notes equal and must be used before any one note is repeatedStravinsky’s The Rite of Spring

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Early 20th Century Art

Avant garde artists rejected the academy and “representation”Fiero says these artists “evoked” rather than “described” experience (5) Primitivism Experimentation Abstraction

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Picasso: Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Paris, 1907

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Braque: Collage Picasso: Guitar, 1912-1913

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Picasso: Gertrude Stein Picasso: Celestina

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Picasso: MariePicasso: Dora

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Picasso: Weeping Woman

Picasso: Dora

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Matisse and Fauvism

Matisse: Red Room

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Matisse: The Girl with Green Eyes, 1908

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Futurism

Victory of Samothrace Boccioni: Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, 1913

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Brancusi and Abstraction:A Muse, 1911

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Nonobjective Art: Mondrian

Mondrian: Red Tree, 1911

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Nonobjective Art: Mondrian

Mondrian: Amaryllis, 1910

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Mondrian: Composition A: Composition with Black, Red, Gray, Yellow, and Blue, 1920

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Ezra Pound: Modernism

Day by day make it newCut underbrushPile the logsKeep it growing.

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Sources

Mark Hardin ArtchivePortland Art Museum