"Artists in the twentieth century were engaged in any foolishness"

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Сообщение от fabosch; 1585093 "

but " Paul Cézanne " at first stumped , FIHM smile

Yeah, okay .
With this sort of thing experienced , for example , the French critics , when reading a signature of Russian authors , who simply modeled on the Latin alphabet to write their names in Cyrillic .
Later , of course , they have corrected the spelling of these names for the correct reading them in French ( to the reading they sounded just as in Russian) , but it is a modern spelling is different from the author's signature on paintings , written in France .

[leonard]

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"Artists in the twentieth century were engaged in any foolishness »????? All of this sin, just look at the work of the Surrealists??
Controversial conclusion! The basis of this art is always philosophy. In the historical process, it is silly to consider art, apart from the whole culture, whereas neither of which is not clear. Introduced the concept of surrealism G. Apollinaire called his work "surreal drama" In 20-30 years poets A. Burton and F. Soupault established the direction of surrealism (sverhrelizm) Surrealism, they said, 'remove the veil "of the world, creates a second" real "reality - surreal. "There is nothing but miraculous" (A. Burton)
"Faith in life, in her most casual display (I mean real life) can get to that in the end we are losing that faith." (A. Burton Manifesto of Surrealism, 1924).
Cyurrealisticheskoe creativity - Search beyond reality ...
                                        ORPHEUS
                     What could be stronger, deep
                     And the noble these lines?
                     As if the light is calling for hazy light from the shadows,
                     As we read Hermes Trismegistus.
                    (G. Apollinaire)

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Сообщение от leonard

" Artists in the twentieth century were engaged in any foolishness »????? All of this sin , just look at the work of the Surrealists ? ?
Controversial conclusion ! The basis of this art is always philosophy .

Controversial conclusion ! The basis of this art is always a mixture of surrealism , expressionism and abstraction ) )

In general, Andrei Kovalev here just joking , and use the gun against his banter - it's pretty dadaistichno .
But in any case - welcome desert surrealism !

[leonard]

Dadaists (in particular , A. Breton ) believed that modern European culture to be destroyed by the expansion of art ))
Not at all , my opinion : the art is - self- knowledge , through observation of a different reflections of the universe . It needs to be protected, from the rest of the animal world , man is distinguished - abstract thinking and the ability to art . " The more diversity the more interesting .

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Сообщение от "leonard

Dadaists (in particular, A. Breton)

Andre Breton - Dadaist?

[leonard]

In 1919 in France, a group of so-called "absolute Dada", which included L. Aragon, A. Breton, P. Eluard, etc. The group produced the literary journals "Yes", "Literature," "Saying" "Cannibal", which advocated for "clean", devoid of the social functions of art. In Germany SRI emerged the so-called "political Dadaists" - R. Gyulzenbek, R. Hausmann, W. Mehring, who opposed the capitalist system and the military threat. Typical for all groups of Dadaists protested against the bourgeois art resulted in a denial of art in general and its artistic and imaginative nature, in particular. The basis of the creative process is illogic, random processes, improvisation, montage, sound set. Among the painters, the Dadaist Marcel Duchamp was a leader who tried to enter into the artistic culture of the so-called ready-made (English - "a thing of Industrial Production) - for example, exhibit drainer or a bicycle, and thus, in his opinion, blur the line between art and life. In 20-ies. France goes to the majority of Dadaist surrealism, as in Germany - to Expressionism.

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Сообщение от "leonard

In 1919, in France, a group of so-called" absolute Dada ", which included L. Aragon, A. Breton, P. Eluard, and others

Ah, yes ...

Picasso, too, can then be referred to as "Cubist", for example.

He was also the Cubists?
Was.
All - Cubist!

[leonard]

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Ah, yes ...

Picasso, too, can then be referred to as "Cubist", for example.

He was also the Cubists?
Was.
All - Cubist!

Uh-huh ....


Pablo Picasso, one of the first artists of the Cubist, shall have the following

words: "I am writing to objects such as I think them, not such as I see them."