Robert+Redmon

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 * Italian Futurism (film):** Still from the film Thaïs, directed by Anton Giulio Bragaglia in 1917

**Cubism (well, cubo-futurism):** Kirill M. ZDANEVICH -- CUBO-FUTURIST COMPOSITION WITH FIGURES - 1921

**Russian Avant-Garde:** Kazimir Malevich -- //Black Square,// which Malevich considered the first work of painted "Suprematism," saying (or writing,my source does not make this clear) "The black square on the white field was the first form in which non-objective feeling came to be espressed.The square = feeling, the white field = the void beyond this feeling" (in //Daniil Kharms, Writing and the Event// by Branislav Jakovljevic, 2009). And, //White on White.// **Dada:** Marcel Duchamp - //Trap// (readymade) From Wikipedia (get over it, eh): "Wood and metal coatrack. Duchamp submitted it to a showat the BourgeoisArt Gallery and asked that it be placed near the entryway. It went unnoticed as art during the show." **Surrealism:** Salvador Dali - //The Ghost of Vermeer of Delft Which Can Be Used As a Table// (For reference, Johannes Vermeer was a 17th century Dutch painter)

**Something Symbolist (Symbolic? Symbolistic?):** Gustave Moreau -- //Thracian Girl Carrying the Head of Orpheus on His Lyre// **Some Decadent thing:** Félicien Rops - Illustration for Charles Baudelaire's //Les Epaves//

**Art Nouveau:** Casa Batlló: Wikipedia (the horror!) says it should only be called Art Nouveau "in the broadest sense." I've always liked broad senses. So here it is.

**The First One (Genre Forgotten)** Gustav Klimt -- //Weg im Park von Schloß Kammer// (1912) //(Tr.: Walk in the park of... Schloß Kammer*)// *which seems to be the name of a castle