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Futurism was an influential avant-garde movement that emerged in the early 20th century, primarily in Italy. This istic and cultural movement celebrated the dynamic and rapidly changing modern world, emphasising speed, technology, industrialization, and the future. Here's a comprehensive glossary entry to help you understand the key concepts and terms associated with Futurism : Futurism: Futurism was a social movement founded by Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti in 1909. It rejected tradition and embraced the dynamism of the modern age. Futurists sought to capture contemporary life's energy and excitement in their works. Avant-Garde: A term used to describe movements that are innovative, experimental, and ahead of their time. Futurism is considered one of the most significant avant-garde movements in history. Dynamic Motion: A core element of Futurism was the portrayal of motion and movement. Used techniques like blurring, repetition, and abstract forms to convey a sense of speed and change. Speed: Speed was a central theme in Futurism, reflecting the rapid technological advancements of the early 20th century, such as automobiles, airplanes, and trains. Depicted the thrill and exhilaration of speed in their works. Technology: Futurist ists embraced technology and machinery as symbols of progress and modernity. They often incorporated industrial elements and mechanical forms into their. Manifesto: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's Futurist Manifesto, published in 1909, laid out the movement's principles and goals. Manifestos were common in avant-garde movements and served as declarations of intent. Dynamism: Dynamism refers to the portrayal of energy and movement. Futurist ists sought to capture the essence of vitality in their depictions of everyday life. Cubism: While not synonymous with Futurism, there were some similarities between these two movements. Cubism, pioneered by Pablo Picasso, also explored new ways of representing space and time. Urbanism: Futurist often focused on urban landscapes and city life, celebrating the modern metropolis as a symbol of progress and vitality. Simultaneity: Futurist paintings frequently simultaneously depicted multiple viewpoints or moments in time, challenging traditional notions of perspective and representation. War and Violence: The Futurist movement was marked by a fascination with war and violence. Some Futurist ists glorified war as the ultimate expression of power and destruction, which generated controversy and criticism. Aeropittura: This term refers to a subset of futurists, explicitly focusing on aviation and aerial themes. Tullio Crali and Fortunato Depero were prominent Aeropittura practitioners. Legacy: Futurism had a lasting impact on the world and influenced subsequent movements such as Surrealism and Constructivism. It also left a mark on various forms of modern design, including fashion and architecture. Marinetti: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, the founder of Futurism, was a charismatic and controversial figure. His leadership and provocative statements played a significant role in shaping the movement's identity. Decline: Futurism began to decline in influence during the 1920s as political and social circumstances changed in Italy and Europe. Many artists moved on to explore other styles and ideas. Futurism remains a fascinating and vital chapter in the history of modernity. It captured the spirit of a rapidly changing world and challenged conventional norms. While it may not be as prominent today, its impact continues to be felt in contemporary culture, reminding us of the enduring power of innovation and forward-thinking creativity.
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Sale of Artworks : If a sale is made, You are entering into a legally binding contract with Us to complete the sale and dispatch the artwork within 3 working days. In the event of Your artwork being purchased, the artworks will be delivered/shipped to the Buyer directly by You through a courier of good repute.The shipping of the work will be Your responsibility and IndianArtIdeas shall provide full details to you in order to close the transaction successfully.
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The payment released by Us would be made after deducting Our commission of 15% of the listing price. Non-exclusivity:You may market Your artwork through other channels simultaneously with marketing through Us, provided:
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Only if damaged (not otherwise), Your accept that the Buyer may return the artwork, and this will constitute cancellation of the order. We will not accept liability for Your delivery expenses in this instance.
In the event of a return of damaged goods claim by the Buyer, the buyer will return the artwork to the addresses of IndianArtCollectors, and we will assess the damage to prepare a claim and return the artwork to you.
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