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	Cuba - MSN Encarta
		The influences of the French Revolution (1789-1799) and the American Revolution (1775-1783) awoke Cubans to the possibilities of social and economic change, and stimulated intellectuals to become involved in nationalist and independence movements.
		Romanticism, an artistic and literary movement stressing freedom of expression and a reliance on imagination, first appeared in Cuba in the early 19th century with the early poetry of José María de Heredia.
		Modernism is an artistic movement characterized by a concentration on art for art’s sake, or by emphasis on the beauty of structure in language and art.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761569844_4/Cuba.html (3428 words)

	The Long March Introduction
		And it is well at the outset to note that a cultural revolution is not the same thing as an intellectual or artistic revolution, though the three things often go together.
		A cultural revolution, whatever the political ambitions of its architects, results first of all in a metamorphosis in values and the conduct of life.
		The Glorious Revolution in England in 1688 and the American Revolution at the end of the eighteenth century are the chief—perhaps the only—examples of the former; the latter, regrettably, are much more common: the French Revolution and the Russian Revolution provide archetypes of actual tyranny staging a coup under the banner of imagined liberation.
	www.newcriterion.com /constant/lmintro.htm (989 words)

	The Industrial Revolution - Impact
		There were many artistic movements during the period of Britain's industrialization, each of which was a reaction to the feelings of the time, as well as to the movement which had preceded it.
		By the time that the Industrial Revolution really took hold, some artists were at differences with the ideals which it espoused, such as those of discipline, temperance, structure, and views of the Enlightenment.
		Describing this industrialization as a revolution is apt - despite the longer timeframe involved, the social consequences and economic changes that the world has faced because of industrialization easily equate the political effects that any of the European revolutions had.
	industrialrevolution.sea.ca /impact.html (3415 words)

	Culture - Cuba - Caribbean: art cuban, period romanticism, attitude life, cuba culture, independence spain
		Romanticism, an artistic movement stressing freedom of expression and a reliance on imagination, first appeared in Cuba in the early 19th century with the early poetry of Jose Maria de Heredia.
		Modernism is an artistic movement characterized by a concentration on art for art’s sake, or byemphasis on the beauty of structure in language and art.
		The Novisimos, as the writers of the 1990s are known, distanced themselves from the revolution and often parody communist lifestyles.
	www.countriesquest.com /caribbean/cuba/culture.htm (1221 words)

	The Militant - May 4, 2004 -- ‘Revolution unleashes artistic freedom’
		In the manifesto he derides “socialist realism”—the “artistic” template enforced by the Stalin regime in the Soviet Union—as the negation of intellectual and artistic freedom, and contrary to the interests of working people.
		The opposition of writers and artists is one of the forces which can usefully contribute to the discrediting and overthrow of regimes that are destroying, along with the right of the proletariat to aspire to a better world, every sentiment of nobility and even of human dignity.
		In the realm of artistic creation, the imagination must escape from all constraint and must under no pretext allow itself to be placed under bonds.
	www.themilitant.com /2004/6817/681749.html (926 words)

	Russian Revolution
		Artistic works played an important role during the Revolution and in the years that followed.
		Artists were fully involved in the Revolution, both inspired by and helping to elucidate and convey the new ideals that this new society was meant to be organized around.
		While the purpose of this control was to use artistic forms to circulate ideas and values of the worker-led society, the limits to artistic freedom generated controversy that still exists today.
	www.universityofthepoor.org /schools/artists/histpages/russian.htm (320 words)

	Artistic revolution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Revolutions of style have also abruptly changed the art of a culture.
		An artistic revolution can be begun by a single artist, but unless that artist gains some understanding, he becomes an iconoclast.
		The first Abstract Expressionists were considered madmen to give up their brushes and rely on the sheer force of energy to leave an image, but then the import of atomic bombs, all atomic energy, became realized, and art found no better way of expressing its power.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Artistic_revolution (348 words)

	Letter
		After Mallarme, artistic barriers began to crumble swiftly clearing the way for the discovery of these NEW FORMS, the exploration of new kinds of behaviors, and the opening of new literary possibilities.
		Revolution and war were shaking up the world and the transient nature of reality was being forcefully felt.
		The artistic experiments of the 20th century would perhaps one day be the realized workings of the 21st century.
	www.spiritualscifi.com /letters/letter021.html (1351 words)

	Sotheby's - Services & Information - Investor Relations
		Marked by the American, French and Industrial Revolutions, the vast social and political changes of these 60 years are reflected in an astonishing range of styles: rococo, neo-classicism, romanticism and the beginnings of the modern with the plein air movement.
		It was a momentous period in which old artistic conventions were challenged, new ideals promulgated and revolution and its heroes glorified.
		Ingres was an instrumental figure during this period of artistic revolution and his work represents the ethos of the time.
	www.shareholder.com /bid/news/20011115-64852.cfm (1239 words)

	An artistic revolution: Jiang Tiefeng overcame the travails of China's Cultural Revolution to create a bold new style ...
		Although Jiang came of age just prior to the start of the Cultural Revolution in 1966, the atmosphere leading up to and into the decade of Communist oppression was decidedly dangerous for artists.
		Contemporary and even traditional Chinese art was deemed bourgeois, and, when the revolution solidly set in, established artists were persecuted because their imagery was deemed inappropriate and contrary to the propagandistic style then sanctified by the Communist government.
		Instead, he was conscripted into an art unit at the start of the revolution and sent to the Yunnan province in the extreme southeast of China.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0HMU/is_2_31/ai_113301255 (939 words)

	Berlin
		The competitive and formulaic nature of this type of work did not appeal to her, though she was attracted by the opportunity to photograph famous figures from various sectors of society.
		As her interest in the artistic and expressive possibilities of photography grew, Jacobi came under the influence of American photographer Alfred Stieglitz (1864–1946) and the contemporary, like-minded German photographers Helmar Lerski (1871–1956) and Hugo Erfurth (1874–1948).
		Jacobi actively participated in this artistic revolution, one that was fed by a desire to have photography accepted as an equal of sculpture and painting.
	www.currier.org /2005/events/jacobipages/Berlin.html (512 words)

	World History II Webpage
		From the Honors course, in which students are expected to work at a fast pace and have strong reading and writing skills, to the Level 2 course where assignments are tailored to match and develop students' skills, NHS offers a curriculum to suit the learning style and interest of all students.
		As the American and French Revolutions caught the world's attention as the 18th century drew to a close, the revolutionary spirit began to be reflected in art.
		However, using the momentum of change brought on by the artistic revolution of the Impressionists, artists of the late 19th and early 20th century began to exponentially push the conventional boundaries of style, technique, and subject.
	www.nps.northampton.ma.us /nhhs/WorldHistoryII.htm (2961 words)

	Artistic revolution: Butler Institute embraces the future with Beecher Center
		Artistic revolution: Butler Institute embraces the future with Beecher Center
		YOUNGSTOWN -- The Butler Institute of American Art, long a repository of American painting, now embraces the 21st century with its new Beecher Center for Art & Technology, a $4.25 million three-story wing in contemporary design on the south side of the Butler's white marble Neoclassic temple.
		Holograms, photographs that seem to move under light, were at their artistic peak in the 1980s.
	www.post-gazette.com /magazine/20000126butler1.asp (1138 words)

	The Renaissance Market Place - Art
		This meant that during the Renaissance Revolution, artists began to move away from the well-used Religious themes in painting and sculpture to more secular themes of love and romance, which were popular at the time.
		During the Renaissance, which is often divided into three parts, the Early Renaissance, the High Renaissance and the Late Renaissance, the emergence of art was a continuous ongoing process.
		Some of the principal figures in the Early Renaissance artistic revolution were the three artists Donatello a sculptor, Masaccio a painter and Brunelleschi an architect.
	library.thinkquest.org /C005356/e-art.htm (913 words)

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		Hence, Blake ridicules his cultural environment and, tangentially, his aesthetic compatriots for linking artistic merit to socio-economic, thereby dictating the parameters in and terms on which he and his works could gain acceptance.
		Further, just as the constituents of Blake's audience are innocent of their position within an unsound social climate and Blake's artistic attempt to disdain it, so his Shepherd's flock innocently imprisons the Shepherd and his attempts to express disdain for a condition so psychologically harmful to him.
		However, the artistic method used by Blake in creating "The Shepherd," with its paradoxical duality, demonstrates Blake's embrace of conflict as a vital in any form of revolution.
	www.uga.edu /honors/curo/juro/2001_10_13/Striker3.html (3149 words)

	Millet to Matisse Lesson Plans:Middle School Level
		Art is not created in a vacuum, and the many artistic styles within the exhibition are testament to the various cultural changes occurring during that time period.
		Photography, the influence of non-European cultures, and societal changes instituted by the Industrial Revolution all contributed to an artistic revolution against the prevailing styles of the first part of the 19th-century.
		Students then research each artistic style, particularly examining how the elements of art and the principles of design were used, and identifying the main artists and the significant contributions of the style
	www.speedmuseum.org /m2m_middle_less_2.html (1430 words)

	AEssay1Q2S2004
		The beginning of the 1900s in Paris not only marked the start of a new century, but of an artistic revolt against the traditional art of the preceding century as well.
		This revolution in art consisted of several different movements, each of which built its foundation upon the success and strength of the previous one.
		Despite their differences, however, they are each only a piece of the artistic revolution known as the French Avant-Garde.
	www.indiana.edu /~pb20s/main/Essays/ExampleOfAnAEssayQ2S2004.htm (1572 words)

	School Groups and Classes: Carnegie Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Students examine works by several Impressionist painters (Monet, Renoir, Degas, Cassatt) and discover why their approaches were part of an artistic revolution that paralleled an age of social, scientific, and industrial revolutions.
		This tour focuses on paintings and sculpture from the mid-1800s to the early 20th century that reflect the transformation of the American and European landscape and the lives of the working class.
		Students learn to recognize Medieval and Renaissance artistic styles and techniques while discussing the social and cultural forces that influenced artists during these periods: feudalism, patronage, the church and religious pilgrimages, the guild system, the rebirth of science during the Renaissance, humanism, and the rise of the European middle class.
	www.cmoa.org /programs/school_midhi.asp (1417 words)

	Center for Artistic Revolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Center for Artistic Revolution, CAR is a; 501 (c)(3)sponsored, statewide, grassroots community based organization.
		CAR works to bring about the changes needed to create a just and peaceful society that respects the value of all people.
		The organization works to incorporate these vitally important collaborations into organizing initiatives that address the issues and systemic oppressions that undermine access to equality and quality of life.
	www.artisticrevolution.org (148 words)

	Proun Design - Museum Exhibit Design
		The term proun (sounds like "noun") has its roots in the political, economic, and artistic revolution of eastern Europe in the early 1900’s.
		These explorations became the basis for future works ranging from The Wolkenbugel, a dramatic horizontal skyscraper propped up on three legs, to Pressa, an exhibit on the Soviet press that featured vertical conveyor belts of moving graphics.
		El Lissitzky’s proun, though only a small portion of the product of a lifetime of artistic exploration, symbolize the bridging of two and three dimensional design.
	www.proundesign.com /proun.html (146 words)

	The University of Oklahoma
		This will include an examination of theatre, painting, sculpture, music and literary forms during the revolution of consciousness brought about by the Copernican revolution and the conquest of the Americas.
		Develop an appreciation for the broad artistic spectrum and how artistic movements reflect and influence political and social change.
		He has served as artistic director for the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh; the Stables Theatre, Manchester; and the Oxford Playhouse Company, and for several years he was a producer/director for Granada Television.
	www.ou.edu /clseducation/Current/Bachelors/sumsem/humanities.htm (1743 words)

	The Renaissance Market Place - Essay Topics
		The Reformation was the significant Religious revolution during the Renaissance period.
		The style of are during the late Renaissance was very different to that of the rest of the Renaissance.
		The Scientific Revolution had many connections with the Renaissance artistic revolution, what were these connections and what did they create?
	library.thinkquest.org /C005356/A-essaytops.htm (263 words)

	Italian artist marvels at Iran’s visual arts
		The exhibition entitled “A Review of Visual Arts in the 19th and 20th Centuries”, featuring artworks of the Qajar, Afshar, and Zand eras, was held at the Saba Artistic and Cultural Complex from July 7 to August 7.
		Falmi called the exhibition an extraordinary event which should have set off an artistic revolution in any visitor.
		The stained glass and lithography works were astounding and reflected the thoughts of the people of each particular era, he observed.
	www.mehrnews.ir /en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=364392 (257 words)

	THE COLLECTOR’S GUIDE: HELEN HARDIN
		One of the milestones in Helen's artistic life came in 1968 in Bogota, Colombia.
		From that point, she knew she could be an artist and would not have to paint in the shadow of her famous mother.
		In the early days of her artistic life, Helen painted, in her own words, "cute little Indian paintings" and traditional realism while simultaneously she struggled with a personal and artistic revolution.
	www.collectorsguide.com /fa/fa048.shtml (722 words)

	Corning Gallery At Steuben Glass Presents Art Glass, 1960s Style
		American artistic glass making was also dramatically altered during this era when there was a shift from making artistic glass in the factory to making it in an artist's studio; there was also the development of new perspectives on the use of glass in art.
		Visitors to the Corning Gallery at Steuben Glass, 667 Madison Avenue, can explore this artistic revolution at the "Decades in Glass: The '60s," a visiting exhibition from The Corning Museum of Glass.
		The exhibit, which showcases the widespread burst of artistic activity that marked the early years of the American studio glass movement, will be on view through January 6.
	antiquesandthearts.com /2006-12-05__14-07-15.html (547 words)

	Swans Commentary: Total Refusal, by Peter Byrne - pbyrne17
		Because the artists recognized the Quebec that morally assailed them to be a complete system, they had to extend their accusations beyond the retrograde taste of the art world to politics, the church, education, and the way the ordinary citizen looked at life when he got out of bed in the morning.
		It was the uniqueness of Quebec society in North America that made the Refus global so different from other artistic manifestoes.
		After the so-called Quiet Revolution of the 1960s, the society that had provoked the rebels faded quickly.
	www.swans.com /library/art12/pbyrne17.html (1438 words)

	Art History at Loggia \| Exploring Classical Greek Art
		The Classical Period in ancient Greece is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished and brilliant eras of artistic achievement in the West.
		In this brief but fruitful span of years, the ancient Greeks in general, and the Athenians in particular, brought the fine arts of sculpture, vase painting, and architecture to a point of near perfection.
		In many respects, the city of Athens was the center of this artistic revolution.
	www.loggia.com /art/ancient/classical.html (409 words)

	Pop Art Art Style Information at Buy Art
		The artistic revolution that began first in the U.K and later in the U.S, in the mid 1950’s, and was established in the 60’s.
		Anything that caught the eye had artistic potential and could be mixed up to create even more images.
		He employed a small army of assistants to help him print a single image again and again, distancing his place as the artist from the artistic process, glorifying famous actresses and coca cola bottles with the same fanatical reverence.
	www.buy-original-art.com /styles/pop_art.htm (753 words)

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