Exam 14: Modernism in Europe and America
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In which work did Picasso introduce a new manner of representing form in space?
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Aaron Douglas embraced the aims of the Harlem Renaissance by incorporating motifs from _____ in his art.
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Brancusi's chief aim in his sculpture was to capture the _____ of his subject.
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Max Beckmann's painting Night was autobiographical because he _____.
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_____ artists believe that reason had led to destruction caused by World War I.
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