Modernism, Part III

12/06/11

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1. Modernism,  Part  III   Reading   Ar+orms,  373-­‐411     Range   1917-­‐1962   Dadaism,  Surrealism,  Regionalism,   Abstract  Expressionism,   Pop  Art     Key  Terms/Concepts   Free-­‐Associa;on,  Freudian  Psychology,   Readymade,  Assisted  Readymade,       Monument  List     22.1  Marcel  Duchamp,  L.H.O.O.Q.,  1919.     22.4  Hannah  Hoch,  The  MulG-­‐Millionaire,   1923.     22.6  Salvador  Dali,  The  Persistence  of   Memory,  1931.     22.8  Rene  MagriIe,  Portrait,  1935.     22.36  Edward  Hopper,  Nighthawks,  1942.     22.27  Grant  Wood,  American  Gothic,   1930.     23.2  Jackson  Pollock,  Autumn  Rhythm,   1950.     23.20  Richard  Hamilton,  Just  What  is  it   that  Makes  Today’s  Homes  So  Different,   So  Appealing?  1956.     23.22  Andy  Warhol,  Marilyn  Diptych,   1962.  
2. Gino  Severini,  Armored  Train,  1911-­‐1913.   Futurism  
3. Europe  c.  1914  
4. Trench  Warfare,  c.  1914  
5. Photographs  and  reconstruc;on  drawings   of  war  injuries,  c.  1917  
6. Figure 2. Moulage (painted plaster), Mus:e du Val-de-GrAce, Paris. Photo courtesy of Musce du service de sant6 des Arm6es, Val-de-GrAce, Paris. I C . . ALL L.. ? ? .bO'/zLLECIN'N"O Wax  casts  of  war  injuries,  Val-­‐de-­‐Grace   Museum,  c.  1917  
7. it visible. In its formation of an aesthetic practice aimed at critiquing ...... ..... ',? ,% Figure 3. Pair of moulages (painted wax), Musee du Val-de-Grace, Paris. Photo courtesy of Musee du service de sante des Armees, Val-de-Grace, Paris. Wax  casts  of  war  injuries,  Val-­‐de-­‐Grace   Museum,  c.  1917  
8. 22.1  Marcel  Duchamp,   L.H.O.O.Q.,  1919.   Dada  
9. 22.4  Hannah  Hoch,  The  MulG-­‐Millionaire,   1923.   Dada  
10. 22.6  Salvador  Dali,  The  Persistence  of   Memory,  1931.   Surrealism  
11. 22.8  Rene  MagriIe,  Portrait,  1935.   Surrealism  
12. 22.36  Edward  Hopper,  Nighthawks,  1942.   Regionalism  
13. 22.27  Grant  Wood,  American  Gothic,  1930.   Regionalism  
15. Mushroom  Cloud,  Nagasaki,  August  9,   1945.  
16. Destroyed  Temple,  Nagasaki,  c.  1945.  
17. “Atomic”  Design  in  the  1950s.  
18. 23.2  Jackson  Pollock,  Autumn  Rhythm,   1950.   Abstract  Expressionism  
19. Television  in  the  American  Home,  c.  1955  
20. 23.20  Richard  Hamilton,  Just  What  is  it  that  Makes   Today’s  Homes  So  Different,  So  Appealing?  1956.   Pop  Art  
21. 23.22  Andy  Warhol,  Marilyn  Diptych,  1962.   Pop  Art