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| Landscape in Southern France (1917-27), Andre Derain, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston |
A survey of the major movements in Avant-Garde Art from the late-19th century to World War II in Western Europe and the United States. We will examine how the art of this period – Painting, Sculpture, Collage, Photography, Architecture – engaged in the modern world through strategies as varied as Resistance, Subversion, and Open Embrace.This subject guide website will include
- resources commonly used in the study of Art History
- resources specific to the time period covered in this class
- print material (books, journals)
- on-line material, including links to museums, online art journals, and image repositories.
This subject guide will also discuss:
- using the Emporia State University library (including links that will require an ESU login)
- citations for bibliographies and notes
- using images responsibly in presentations and papers
