Art of the Twentieth Century, Volume I: 1900-1919 the Avant-Garde Movements

Focusing on the early 1900s, this volume delves into avant-garde movements like the Fauves and Cubists, highlighting their evolution from 19th-century artistic traditions and their quest for modernity. It captures pivotal events, such as the Great Exhibition in Paris, which marked a technological turning point, and traces the rise of innovative art forms leading to the Dada movement and the establishment of the Bauhaus school. This comprehensive analysis combines rich imagery with expert insights, offering a thorough exploration of early modern artistic culture.