A time of massive change
Technological change
-Cars
-Photography
but relied on old designs
Loss of natural forms
Art Deco was coined in the 1960s, refers to a style that spanned the boom of the roaring 1920s and the bust of the Depression ridden 1930s
It drew on tradition and yet simultaneously celebrated the mechanised, modern world
It embraced both handcrafted and machine production, exclusive works of high art and new products in affordable materials
It affected all forms of design, from the fine and decorative arts to fashion, film, photography, transport and product design.
1920s
Glorified the future (T.V, Cars, Space, ect.)
Futurist Manifesto
Repelled against the past
Believed in nothing of the past
"Burn the libraries"
"Destroy the Museums"
Voidism
Similar to Futurism
Gaudier-Brzeska died in WW1
Epstien Dismantled his own work after his friends death
American Jew
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