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Donatello, Equestrian monument of Erasmo da Narni, bronze, Padua, Italy, Early Renaissance, 1443-53 -Equestrian statues, commemorate leadership. -Recovery of Roman Ideals -Donatello's "sources" for this statue were two recovered Roman Bronze equestrian statues. |
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Marcel Dunchamp, Fountain, urinal, American (of French origin), Dada, 1917 -Readymade -Not in the craft in the idea (?) |
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David Smith, Hudson River Landscape, welded steel, American Abstract Expressionism, 1951 -Mimicked the Hudson River School -A new age of art, because we don't live in the past. Art must look to the future. |
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An equestrian statue (man on horse) was very common in the commemorating of leadership. Marcus Aurelius & the Renissance Ideal of Leadership. |
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Cultural movement 1916-1920 - rejection of the prevailing standards in art through anti-art cultural works.
- Influenced the Avant-Garde Movement
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"plumbing" as art. The idea that artist "create" architecture, but what about all of the engineers who actually build the structures. Is there real art anymore? e.g. Duchamp |
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1914-1918 The War to End all Wars. |
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Early 20th Cen. Move forward, push away from the past. -Artists willing to take risks -"Draw new lines of tradition" |
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