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Content Provider | Rare Book Society of India |
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Description | During this period Neoclassicism was the dominant style of painting in Europe. When the twentieth century arrived, artists had every reason to believe that they were entering a totally new and unique modern age. Philosophers like Henri Bergson were expanding and collapsing our concept of time, and Sigmund Freud’s theories were opening new paths to uncharted segments of the human mind. The Industrial Revolution of the nineteenth century brought modern conveyances in its wake like the automobile, the airplane, and the electric elevator, which went hand-in-hand with steel-and-glass construction in birthing the skyscraper—the emblem of the modern city. Life had never been faster. Abstract Expressionism, Automatism, Constructivism, Cubism, Expressionism, Futurism, Neoplasticism, Purism, Primitivism, Surrealism are some of the areas modern artists ruled in this time. |
Access Restriction | Open |
Subject Keyword | Abdul Karim Khan All India Radio Bombay Art Society Brahmin Bull Buddha Contemporary Indian art Ganges Gauhar Jaan Golden Temple Indian Modernism Jamini Roy Jogee Fuqueer Kesarbai Kerkar Mahatma Gandhi NASA Nainsukh Of Guler Nandalal Bose National Gallery of Modern Art Nehru New Delhi Paris Radha Radhika Raja Ravi Varma Rama Richard Burton Seeta Swayamwar Sita Siva South Asian art Subbulakshmi Sundarabai Victor Virat Sabha William Simpson |
Content Type | Text |
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