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Discover the groundbreaking art movement of the early 20th century with 'Engineer, Agitator, Constructor.' This essential book, published in 2020 by The Museum of Modern Art, offers an in-depth exploration of how innovative artists transformed their roles during a period marked by significant social and political upheaval. As Hannah Höch muses, the creators of this era saw themselves as engineers, reimagining art in response to the rapid advancements in industry and technology. The book showcases an impressive selection from the Merrill C. Berman Collection, featuring over 300 stunning works on paper that highlight the evolution of avant-garde movements including Dada, Bauhaus, and Constructivism.
Perfect for art enthusiasts and historians alike, this richly illustrated volume delves into critical themes such as collage and photomontage, collective authorship, and the effect of World War I and other historical events on artistic expression. With detailed analyses of drawings, propaganda posters, architecture, and more, 'Engineer, Agitator, Constructor' stands as a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of artists navigating their centennial landscape. Enhance your understanding of this dynamic era in visual culture with this must-have addition to your art book collection.
Perfect for art enthusiasts and historians alike, this richly illustrated volume delves into critical themes such as collage and photomontage, collective authorship, and the effect of World War I and other historical events on artistic expression. With detailed analyses of drawings, propaganda posters, architecture, and more, 'Engineer, Agitator, Constructor' stands as a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of artists navigating their centennial landscape. Enhance your understanding of this dynamic era in visual culture with this must-have addition to your art book collection.