| Between the Wars | Unit 8 | ||
| In the 1930s America began to be
the home of modern art. 1) depression lingered longer in Europe than in U.S. 2) repressive political regimes 3) threat of war/coming of war The resulting influx of European artists stimulated American painters (especially the young) leading to Geometric Abstraction and Surrealism. For the first time, American artists could (without traveling half-way around the world): 1) see works in depth 2) talk with painters 3) study under painters
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![]() Composition in Red, Yellow and Blue (Mondrian) abstract artists |