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Still Life with Ginger Jar 1 is a Cubist oil on canvas painting created by Piet Mondrian in 1912. It lives at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag in The Hague.
This is also a painting with cubism technique
In this paiting is trying to show his office or workplace during his time . I choose this paiting becasue of the colors and the aesthetic of the brown colors and the style of the

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Set design for 'Le Coq d'Or'

Natalia Goncharova, 1914
she is from Moscow
This art work is in a cubist technique with mostly yellow and red colors with a lot of shapes and flowers and decorations .
i choose this painting because i was attracted to the shapes and colors of the painting with the decorations .

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Artist:Antonio Sant'Elia and he is from Como, Lombardy
Date: 1913
By painting the rest of the painting in black and white except for the blast, which is in a neon orange, he is attracting the audience's attention to the explosion and emphasizing it. There are no people in this painting, which gives the impression that humanity was very sad at the time, so we equate human contact with pleasure or living.
In this painting, an industrial structure is highlighted by an orange splash of colour, which may signify a fire or an eruption. This relates to WWI because it stresses the effect of the war on industrialization and civilization. The artist is attempting to express the impression that war was not a pleasant experience and that many people might have a misunderstanding of how WWI really occurred. I selected this painting because I believe he accurately depicted the period of conflict. With this painting, I gained an understanding of how war affected cultures, particularly industrialization. This artwork makes me feel sorry for the civilians who endured the fighting. It also helps me remember how fortunate I am not to have to go through war, which is why I enjoy this painting so much.

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Name: Berlin Series No. 48
Artist and nationality: Marsden Hartley, USA.

Year: 1913
The artwork is in a cubist and geometric form. It's made up of women, landscapes, songs, and instruments. I think Marie was attempting to convey serenity and calm with the warm and light tones and colors, particularly at a time when people wanted some peace and quiet in their lives. I often believe it is linked to or similar to the First World War because of the way it conveys optimism.
I selected this piece of art because I believe it conveys optimism and tranquillity through a palette of soothing tones. I often picked it because Marie was one of only a few female cubist painters. Finally, I appreciated the thought and detail put into all of the elements that contribute to the ball's elegant setting, which is followed by instruments and landscapes.

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Self-Portrait with Lowered Head
Egon Schiele 1912
Schiele’s head is bent, his eyes are turned upward. The whites of his eyes appear like crescent moons in an otherwise dark face, His dark head with sunken cheeks shines forth from the pale background.  This definitely related to the war since it represents someone being sad more like depression, in the war the live people were living included long hours at work and losing loved ones. I choose this one because i like the texture of the art work and how to me represent what it was like living during  ww1.

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Luigi Russolo, Ugo Piatti and the Intonarumori

Luigi Russolo in 1913

This painting represents futurism and technology advancements. He probably wanted to show and express how society and inventions were improving and society was growing. Specially at this time on the industrial revolution were factories and businesses were growing and evolving. This painting is attractive because it has a realistic perspective and design. The painting looks really good and has a very well represented point of view and design.

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Name: Dynamism of a Soccer Player

Artist and nationality: Umberto Boccioni, Italian.

Year: 1913

Explanation of the painting, what is happening? In what ways does this art reflect ww1's impact on society? What is the artist trying to say?

The painting depicts a dematerialized soccer player, in which an athlete's calf is seen in the center of the painting, and portions of other body parts can be seen around it. It uses amazing colors and vibrant hues that give a sense of light coming out from it. It has a cubist and abstract style. I believe trying to transmit energy, dynamic and vibrance during the 1WW was also part of the artwork.

Why I chose it? How does it make me feel and what did I like or dislike about it?

I chose this painting because it has a lot of movement and color and this makes me feel happy and energized. What I really like about this artwork is that it is open to numerous interpretations making it possible to identify or feel related to the painting. On the other hand, I don't like that it is almost impossible to identify the football player.

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Industrial Building With Corner Tower- Valeria Sanchez 

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Industrial Building With Corner Tower- Valeria Sanchez 

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Industrial Building With Corner Tower
1913, Antonio Sant’Elia.
The image is in the public domain, and tagged drawing and architectural drawing. This painting represents invention and industrial activity during that time. This artwork connects to ww1, From all the industrial new technology developments and demand for industrialization and production during the war. This artwork is interesting to me how industrialization was new and new ways of production came up with that era that is what the artwork reminds me of.

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Alice Neel is an American artist.
1982 is the year
1.A scared/anxious mother and her unborn baby are shown in this painting. I assume the artist is attempting to express the notion that during the war, mothers were left alone with their babies and commitments. I believe this is that when people think about war, they want to focus on men because they were the ones who fought. This work of art depicts how women were affected by the war.

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Self portrait with lowered head by Egon Schiele (1912)

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Self portrait with lowered head by Egon Schiele (1912)

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This painting is one of the few self portraits that are shown in this gallery, but it is one that depicts the effects of the First World War upon the artist himself. The self portrait shows something that resembles scars, and even though the name says lowered head, the artist's head is more in a twisted position. The artists is looking at the viewer with a look that would resemble a patient at a mental asylum. This could refer to how the artist viewed the effects of the war on himself, causing scars and marks that would lead him to be in that twisted position. What I believe the artist is trying to say or express is simply that those scars and that twisted form comes form one event, and in this particular case, that event is world war 1.
I chose this painting because of the same reason that I have chosen the other two paintings, because it doesn't rely on the physical characteristics, it has a heavy reliance on the phycological effect on the viewer. I felt sorry for the artist because all I could picture was what could have happened to this guy in order for him to end up like this. That twisted look made me feel scared but sorry at the same time, which is something that impressed me. The artist did a great job depicting insanity in himself, and that is worrying yet impressive at the same time. This painting shows the effects on not just any person, but the artist himself, and that was something that attracted me to this painting.

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Scream
Artist:Edward Munch
Year: 1895.
The Scream is a common name for a composition by Norwegian Expressionist artist Edvard Munch, which was produced in 1893. Munch's thesis was originally given the German title Der Schrei der Natur, and the Norwegian title Skrik.

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Fight
Artist: Stanislaw Ignacy
Year: 1921-1922
Stanisaw Ignacy Witkiewicz painted Battle, a Surrealist oil on canvas painting, between 1921 and 1922. It is housed in Poland's Muzeum Sztuki w odzi. The picture was branded with the words "fight" and "monsters" and used under the terms of educational fair use.

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Name: Le Bal élégant, La Danse à la campagne.

Artist and nationality: Marie Laurencin,

Year: 1910 (others say 1913)

Explanation of the painting, what is happening? In what ways, does this art reflect ww1's impact on society? What is the artist trying to say?

The artwork has a cubist and sort of abstract style. It is composed by women, landscapes, music and instruments. I believe Marie was trying to transmit serenity and peace through the warm and light tones and shades, especially in a period in which people needed some tranquility in their life. I also think it is connected or related to the first WW because of how it conveys hope.

Why did I choose it? How does it make me feel and what did I like or dislike about it?

I chose this artwork because I believe it makes me feel hope and tranquility through a palette of comfort tones. I also chose it because there were only a few women cubist painters and Marie was one of them.  Finally, I really liked the intention and detail given to all the elements that are creating an elegant environment in the ball, which is accompanied by instruments and landscapes.

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Self potarte with lowered head, created by Egon Schiele on 1912

On this pating its no happening that much. The only thing is a brownish man with his hand on his chest with a white shirt. And he has black hear, brownish eyes,a mostach and a white shirt. I think this can realte to the world war because of the man looks not that clean and maybe he is a soldier during the war. The thing that I think about this picture I think that it is a kindof weirth picture and its good and its creative. What I like is the detail of the picture and how it looks it had alot of effort. The thing that I dont like is the few things that is happening it feels realy bland.

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Industrial building with corner tower.
Artist: Antonio Sant’Elia
Date: 1913
Industrial Building with Corner Tower is a Futurist watercolor and ink painting created by Antonio Sant'Elia in 1913. The image is in the public domain, and tagged drawing and architectural drawing.

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Anxiety is an Expressionist oil on canvas painting created by Edvard Munch in 1894.
This painting draws on two earlier departures: the anxious humanity moving forward as if driven by ominous elemental forces, as first conceived in evening on Karl Johan Street; and a certain view of Oslo Fjord, already seen in The Scream. Both were destined to recur with considerable fidelity in Anxiety and in other works of the same period.

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Fantastic Night, 1917. Created by Marianne von Werefkin, Russian Artist

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Fantastic Night, 1917. Created by Marianne von Werefkin, Russian Artist

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The night sky over a village is shown in this painting, with smoke rising from the ground and people staring. I assume the smoke came from bombs that fell on the grass since it was created during the battle. I believe the war had an influence on the artists because it lasted too long; things like this were constant in their daily lives, and they just wanted to depict it in a drawing. This is the image I choose because I believe it captures the difference between a romantic night and the effects of battle.

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L.H.O.O.Q. Dadaist lithography and pencil print created by French artist Marcel Duchamp in 1919.

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L.H.O.O.Q. Dadaist lithography and pencil print created by French artist Marcel Duchamp in 1919.

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This Dadaist artwork shows the Mona Lisa by Leonardo DaVinci with a moist ache and beard. It is obviously a sort of mocking or parody of the artwork, because it makes fun of itS authenticity. The Dadaist movement aimed to destroy art with art. They would call random things, art. The movement began in the war, and it was not only anti art, but it was also anti war. Artists protested the war through their ridiculous artworks. This painting just seems funny and stupid to me, because it mocks an important and famous painting. It also required a very limited amount of effort. It doesn’t directly show an opinion on WW1, but the intention of the movement and the paintings does.

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Created by Edward Munch in 1895.

From an iconographic point of view, The Scream presents an androgynous figure in the foreground with a gesture of anguish that conveys great expressiveness and psychological strength. The scene where he stands is a fenced-in path leading off in a diagonal perspective.
Also it is considered as an incarnation of fear before the transformations of modernity.

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Artist: Alice Neel an artist  from the US
Date:1982
4.In this painting there is a scared/anxious mother with her newborn baby. I believe with this painting the artist is trying to convey the idea of how during war mothers were left scared alone with their babies and responsibilities. I think this due to the fact that the majority of the attention when someone thinks of war goes towards men since they were the ones who fought. This art piece reflects how war left women in the society.
5. I chose this painting due to the fact that I feel like what women had to go through during the war isn't thought of. I liked this painting a lot since i feel like its simplicity represents the emotions women during war experienced. You can see the worrisome in simply the woman's eyes which is what i love about this piece. This piece makes me feel sad because it makes me regard the situation of war. Another reason why i chose this painting is due to the fact that i liked the clue colors the artist implemented and i think it caught my attention since my favorite color is blue.

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Spirituality comes first, cult status second.
Marsden Hartley, from Lewiston, Maine, United States.
Created in 1880,  Berlin Series No. 48
This painting is a representation of spirituality and what makes us interiorly satisfied, and the outside material things. Honestly I don't understand what is happening in the painting that much since it is based on fantasy rather than reality. I really like the vibrant colors, the combination of blue and gold. This art represented WWI's impact on society .
I chose this painting because it is different and the color caught my attention.

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“Art does not need us and it never did “ by: Kazimir Malevich 1935

This picture doesn’t represent many things but in the way that I can see it is like when something is getting old and is falling apart like society in that time it can show by the broken things that look in the middle.

I feel really comfortable with this painting by showing us that art is expressed how ever you want and how you can see it also by showing the the colors and texture is making a big influence in our eyes.

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Industrial Building with Corner Tower, 1913. Antonio Sant'Elia, Como, Londbardy.

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Industrial Building with Corner Tower, 1913. Antonio Sant'Elia, Como, Londbardy.

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This painting represents the industrial advancements that were taking place during he time period. I think that this artwork connects to WW1 because of all the technological and industrial advancements that were made due to the preparations for the war. I think that the artist was impacted by the industrial revolution that was taking place over the world and he was fascinated by it. This artwork transported me to the era of industrial revolution, it made me recall all the things I learned form that time period and how they were adapted to support the war effort.

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The name of the paint is Proun 19D, It was painted by el Lissitzky who was a Russian artist  in 1920-1921.
This pice of art is abut an specific work "Proun" the artist made this pice of art to describe this work, everything that it is painted in there is a new or a different meaning of the word. IN this artwork you can also see reflect that the author studied to be an architect because he paint with the same techniques that the arquitecta do. he made methafor the use of the space and the material.
I personal choose this artwork because I was so intrigued, on what does the different figures and lines mean, how does someone can represent something with just that, so I was really curios to know more about this paint. I choose this paint too because I like it because it was beautiful and simple.

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Name: Berlin Series No. 48
Artist and nationality: Marsden Hartley, USA.

Year: 1913

Explanation of the painting, what is happening? In what ways, does this art reflect ww1's impact on society? What is the artist trying to say?:

This artwork is classified as abstract and tries to convey a strong message through the combination of several impacting colors and shapes. It tries to impact the viewer first of all with the number 8, which Marsden Hartley revealed that it represented the mystical embodiment of “eight” in many religions, since it is a number associated with transcendence from the material to the spiritual. It is believed that he wanted to convey military insignias through the shapes as a way to involve pre World War 1. As a vibrant and colorful painting, meaning may be different for everyone since different interpretations may come from an abstract and expressionist painting.

Why I chose it? How does it make me feel and what did I like or dislike about it?

I decided to choose this painting because it stands out from the rest of the expressionist artworks. The colors, shapes, patterns and vibrance made me feel intrigued, confused and called my attention as opposed to other paintings. I definitely liked the way he uses color and shapes to transmit or try to do a mystical or spiritual thing that can be related to many cultures or religions since it is a way of involving many people's beliefs. I didn't like the feeling of confusion and unclear message related to the first world war since I believe it could be specific or clear.

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Date: 1916
Artist:Antonio Sant'Elia and he is from Como, Lombardy
- This painting is of new York city during ww1. However the city was involved in the war meaning it wasn't physically damaged. However, as you can see in the image the society was definitely effected by the war due to the fact that there aren't any people out. The city looks vacant and this may be due to the fact that the men had to take off to the war which lefty the women having to play two roles. The artist is trying to say that just because a place want getting bombed during ww1 doesnt mean that they weren't getting impacted from the war.
- What i liked most about the painting is that it really adresses the misconception people have that war doesn't affect the places that aren't bombed.. This painting makes me have empathy towards the women during the war since they had to be mothers and play the role of the husband. But, i of course have empathy for the men that went off to war to fight. In a way this painting makes me tranquil due to the fact that im not in war right now. The thing i liked most about this painting is that he doesn't say anything but drew what he saw, and with just that it conveys a huge idea.

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This paint is named

Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin it was painted by Gino Severini on 1912.

attempts to convey the painter's intuitive vision of reality in which time and space are suffused with memory and sensation. The dancers' movements fragment and fill the painting with energy and traces of their momentary presence. The artists tried to represent the dance, the sea and the propeller in this painting.

I choose this painting because it is a very original way to represent what was happening in the world and a different point of view of what was happening in a painting, using the technique cubism.

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Giving Art a cheerful middle finger by: Marcel Duchamp 1968

In war there are many ways to make fun of the enemy this painting can show how everything can be made into an offense by something funny or disrespectful y really enjoy this painting because of the way he is making fun of the Mona Lisa and it makes me feel so happy in how people can change something serious into a funny thing.

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The artwork presented, which is Guernica by Pablo Picasso is one of the most intriguing artworks I have seen, and there is no doubt that it tackles the damages of world war 1. This artwork is defined by the complexity that surrounds it and how there are a lot of things going on at once, but the common factor is that all the characters in the painting seem to take on destruction. Everything in the painting reeks of destruction and the damages left behind after said destruction, and this is definitely related to world war 1. Picasso is trying to express the suffering that happened throughout that era of world war 1, and how people were left with phycological trauma. This idea of damages throughout the world war and more importantly how those damages can drive a person crazy.
I chose this painting for many reasons. The first reason was that it made me feel intrigued as to why Picasso would want to express himself in such a destructive matter. The only thing that I could feel when I saw this painting was  how he saw the destruction, and how one event could possibly drive someone crazy. It is something that is characteristic of this painting, and that element of insanity led me to choose this painting. Picasso beautifully depicts the effects of war and the insanity and destruction that it lays on people.

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Carlo Carra, born in 1881 in Italy. The artwork is called Funeral Del Anarquista, made in 1911. It’s about a funeral as the name says and it’s kind of abstract and dark colorEd, I chose it because it is dark and I like the tones.

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Set design for 'Le Coq d'Or'

Natalia Goncharova, 1914

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Portrait of a German Officer, 1914. Marsden Hartley, US painter. 

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Portrait of a German Officer, 1914. Marsden Hartley, US painter. 

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This painting is a representation of a German officer, judging by the time it was created (1914), the year in which Germany entered the war. I think that the artist was heavily impacted by the news of Germany entering the war and wanted to represent it by drawing the elements that represent the German officer at that time. I chose this painting because I think that it is heavily linked with WW1 and one of the main participants, Germany. This painting made me transport to that time period and visualize a German officer preparing for the war, I think it is very representative of the era.

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Queen Of Shamakhan from 'Le Coq d'Or'

1913
Natalia Goncharova, Russian
It's a painting of a barefoot queen with long hair I liked how it's representative of that era, from the type of painting

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Clown in an Orange Cap and a Monocle

Armand Henrion between 1900 and 1930
In this painting it can be seen a clown wearing an orange cap and a monocle, which is exactly what the name of the artwork specifies. This painting is very similar to the other paintings the artist has, were he just paints the same clown with different color caps and different facial expressions, which can represent how he felt and the emotions that he was going through. He was just trying to show the different emotions and feelings that someone can have and how are they expressed through the same character.
This painting makes me feel curious and strange, since it is very odd for me that this painter just painted the same clown with different little details. Although I also enjoy that, since is not something very common and it makes it very special and different.

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Aleksandra Ekster was born in Russia but is also French and was born in 1882. The artwork is City At Night and it was made in 1919, It’s about a city but it’s too uncertain since it has many figures and geometrical changing order, I chose it because aim found it different than others.

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Clown in an Orange Cap and a Monocle

Armand Henrion between 1900 and 1930
In this painting it can be seen a clown wearing an orange cap and a monocle, which is exactly what the name of the artwork specifies. This painting is very similar to the other paintings the artist has, were he just paints the same clown with different color caps and different facial expressions, which can represent how he felt and the emotions that he was going through. He was just trying to show the different emotions and feelings that someone can have and how are they expressed through the same character.
This painting makes me feel curious and strange, since it is very odd for me that this painter just painted the same clown with different little details. Although I also enjoy that, since is not something very common and it makes it very special and different.

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windows, created in 1914 by Egon Schiele
In this painting I see a house with some windows that is not that well restored it feels like in a poor place and that the conditions are not the best. I feel that I can conect this painting to the world war because it looks like a place where they get bombed and they always need to be on hard alert if feels like a place on germany. It feels like germany on a poor place and the windows are open so when the bombs are coming they can go to the bunkers so it feels like a sad place on my opinion. And the things that I like is that it feels like a acurate represenattion and it has a really realistic fealing. And the thing that I dont like is that I feel a big lack of detail.

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Antonio Sant’Elia
Industrial Building with corner tower. (1913).
Antonio Sant'Elia's 1913 watercolor and ink painting Industrial Building with Corner Tower is a Futurist watercolor and ink painting. The picture is tagged drawing and architectural drawing and is in the public domain.

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Katarzyna Kobro was a Russian female artist born on January 26, 1898. Kobro.

- Name of the paint:  A LIFES WORk TO LOST WAR

Kobro contributed to the Suprematist and Constructivist movements, worked in Poland and died on February 21, 1951.

I think that this represents how life is to short and how is like a roller coaster. Durng war you had a big chance to die so i think also is that.

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Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin

1912
Gino Severini, Italian
We can see different figures as scissors, hat or stairs, also the world valse which could indicate it's a dancing, I liked it because of the complexity of the artwork and components.

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Peasant War print 6: Battlefield by German artist Käthe Kollwitz in 1907.

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Peasant War print 6: Battlefield by German artist Käthe Kollwitz in 1907.

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This painting shows a battlefield of the peasant war, after a battle. it is dark and depressing, as it is a depiction of death and mourning. A person is leaning down to look at a body which lays on the ground surrounded by other bodies. The peasant war was a revolutionary outbreak in Germany, in the 1500’s in which peasants fought. It failed and ended in many tragedies. The artist seems to care about this war, probably due to the current problems that were happening in her country. Most of her paintings are war related and involve death and loss. I chose this painting because it represents the artist’s state of mind and it relates to war. It only makes me think of death and depression, but it is very interesting.

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Genious dead at 28
Egon Schiele - Viennese
Out of such limited preoccupations and by means of a preternatural gift for drawing and graphic design, he created artworks that still burn with narcissistic yearning, erotic desire, bohemian dissent and existential anxiety.

I think this has a connection because of the genious people that died at the war young.

I choose this one because it made me reflect what was happening on ww2, about how pwoplw died so young.

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Industrial Future by Antonio Sant’Eli, Born in Como, Lombardy I think it was created on 1909 and the artwork talks about the future of industrialization and how he imagines it, I chose it because the colors were attractive to me and it seemed interesting.

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1913, Antonio Sant’Elia.

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Anxiety
Edvard Munch, Norway
1894
In the painting contains the image of men and women standing still, all of them with cold expressions and dark pale colours, which represent their feelings and how they are not happy at that moment, going with its title which is anxiety. This may represent how society was going through the war and how no one actually felt happy or positive, and they were actually having a rough time dealing with society, economy and the government.
This painting makes me feel sad and uncomfortable, since the anxiety feelings can be seen through the colours. I like the contrast con characters and their representation.

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Mother and child, created by eduardo kingman in 1957
this picture is an oil on canvas picture. In this picture a mother is holding her child. And I think it reflectrs to the world war by taking care of teh child and make sure they are safe.I chose it because I think that oit is a real thing how moms where worry about their child and they wanted to keep him safe. the thing that I liked the most is the detail and the faces because I feel it has aloty of details, and the thing that I did not like is teh lack of color and it feels realy bland for my taste.

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Anxiety
Edvard Munch, Norway
1894
In the painting contains the image of men and women standing still, all of them with cold expressions and dark pale colours, which represent their feelings and how they are not happy at that moment, going with its title which is anxiety. This may represent how society was going through the war and how no one actually felt happy or positive, and they were actually having a rough time dealing with society, economy and the government.
This painting makes me feel sad and uncomfortable, since the anxiety feelings can be seen through the colours. I like the contrast con characters and their representation.

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Joys of life, German painting created by Wenzel Hablik from 1904-1907.

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Joys of life, German painting created by Wenzel Hablik from 1904-1907.

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In this painting we can see some types of angels riding horses. For me, those horses with angels can represent the joys of life and I think it represents everyone's life before the war.

I chose this painting because it generates a lot of questions in my head, and creates many possible ideas of the meaning of this painting, also I like the way it's painted with watercolor.

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Abstract Sculpture 3
1924
Katarzyna Kobro, Russian
It just looks like an abstract sculpture and I liked it because of how it´s like "floating"

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Patricio Cordero: Yes he only paints clowns 1875

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Patricio Cordero: Yes he only paints clowns 1875

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By: Armand henrion
A clown can have many emotions and all of them can be really hiden emotions in war shouldn’t be showed that is how soldiers felt

I feel that this painting is really scary and a flow is nothing good that is why I don’t really enjoy it but as you can se it catches my attention.

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Living in Berlin with the angles of fear and death by Edvard Munch from 1863 to 1944. 

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Living in Berlin with the angles of fear and death by Edvard Munch from 1863 to 1944. 

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This painting in my opinion is something that represents the phycological effects of world War 1 without it being directly stated. The first obvious part of this painting is the look that the three people expressing, and how they all look disturbed. It seems as if they are all dealing with their own demons, and yet they are still socializing because of the norms of society. I believe what the artist is trying to imply with the paining and the title of the painting is how many people were against their own governments, and had to live with the moral consequences that the government implied. This painting is just a phycological thriller in its own way, and gives off that type of distress and helplessness. The reason why I chose this painting is because of intrigue that it gave me when I first saw it. I felt a need to want to enter the painting and ask the people there if everything was alright, and that is something that I have to congratulate the artist on. This painting makes me feel sympathy for the main characters because all I can see is a cry for help, and how all the characters seemed depressed in their own way. What I most liked about this painting was that feeling that the artist provoked inside of me, and gave me a reason for not wanting to critique the painting based on a technical aspect rather an emotional one.

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You will find many different First World War artworks by artists of different nationalities. Look at the websites in the next post.

Choose 3 paintings that you find the most powerful or interesting.

Copy each one into this Padlet, and write the following:

1. The name of the painting.
2. The name of the artist & where they're from.
3. The Year it was created.
4. An explanation of the painting. What is happening? In what ways does this art reflect WWI's impact on society? What is the artist trying to say?
5. Why you chose it. How does it make you feel? What did you like most/least about it and why?

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Fantastic Night, 1917. Created by Marianne von Werefkin, Russian Artist

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Fantastic Night, 1917. Created by Marianne von Werefkin, Russian Artist

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This painting shows the night sky above a village, there is smoke coming from the ground and the people are staring. As it was made during the war, I infer that the smoke comes from bombs that landed on the grass. I think that the war had an impact on the artist as it lasted a long time, stuff like this was constant in their everyday lives and they just want to represent it on a painting. I chose this because I think it represents the contrast of a beautiful night and the impact of the war.

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the name this paint is the never ending dream, it is also known as the buisseman, this was painted by Francis Bacon in 1952.
This is an expression oil on canvas and sand painting, it lives at the Tate Britan in London.
IN the painting you can see a man with a white shirt a jacket, a tie and some glasses. The Artis had always Benn so interested in the movements and in the expressions of the mouth, so he represent the desperation that the people where feeling by making an expression with the mouth.
I choose this paint because is a portrait that can represent the feelings and the emotions that the people were having during the war, they were passing through a rough time, and the paint represent this in a very strong way so he could show the public exactly what they were feeling.

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Fight, created by Polish artist Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz from 1921 to 1922.

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Fight, created by Polish artist Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz from 1921 to 1922.

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This painting is a surrealist representation of demons and anger. It depicts a colorful, yet unreal scene of a fight. What makes it seem like a fight are the “bodies” that are engaging with each other and the definitely a idea of aggression and danger. Certain objects in the painting look like weapons, and the bodies are in positions of attack, which makes me believe that its a reflection of the battles of WWI. Being from Poland, I imagine that the artist was involved or close to the war, so this image seems like a representation of the evils of battle. I chose it because of how unique the image looks. It is so unreal, yet I can kind of understand what is happening.

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 Name of painting: Industrial building with corner tower

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 Name of painting: Industrial building with corner tower

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Artist:Antonio Sant'Elia and he is from Como, Lombardy
Date: 1913
4. In this painting you can see an industrial building with an orange splash of color which can represent either a fire or an explosion. This reflects onto WW1 since it emphasizes the impact the war had on industrialization and on society. The Artist is trying to convey the idea of how war was not a pretty time and that a lot of times people may be getting a misconception on how ww1 really was. By having the majority of the painting in black and white except the  explosion occurring, which is in a bright orange, he is drawing the audiences attention towards the explosion giving it more emphasis. There are also no people in this painting which can emit the idea of how society was very depressed during the time since we associate human interaction with happiness or living.
5. I chose this painting due to the fact that i feel like   he really conveyed this era of war well.With this painting i acquired an idea of how war was for societies including the industrialization.This painting makes me feel sad for the people that lived through the war. It also makes me realize how lucky i am to not have to be living through war which is why i like this painting a lot. Another reason why i like this painting is since its very simple however, it conveys so much.

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Expressionism:
https://arthistoryproject.com/timeline/modernism/expressionism/

Futurism:
https://arthistoryproject.com/timeline/modernism/futurism/

Cubism:
https://arthistoryproject.com/timeline/modernism/cubism/

Suprematism:
https://arthistoryproject.com/timeline/modernism/suprematism/