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= __**Egon Schiele**__ =

Egon Schiele (1915) Standing woman in red - Egon Schiele 1913 This piece stansout to me. It's bold and simple, but says so much.

Adele Bloch-Bauer I 1912
 * __ Gustov Klimt __**

= __**Art Nouveau**__ = The exterior of the "//Atelier Elvira",// this was the most controversial piece. The front door is so intricate, it is stunning!

The entrance to the "//Atelier Elvira//". Beautiful!



The interior of a photography studio called the "//Atelier Elvira",// created by philosopher and architect, August Endell, from 1896 to 1898. A controversial building, both inside and out. I love how there is a lot of movement throughout the building.

Virginia Woolf

After reading one of Dawn's posts, I decided to look up more information about Virginia, and found a picture of her in her younger years. She is absolutley gorgeous!!! I was very moved by her letter to her husband about how her life was happier only because of him.

Decadence

Ramón Casas, Jove decadent, 1899
Primitivism Henri Matisse **Odalisque in Red Trousers, 1922**

**Avant-Garde**

Robert Florey, //The Love of Zero//, 1928.

Russian Avant-Garde Travis Coburn Circa 1940 Yingl Tsingl Khvat (The Mischievous Boy) by Mani Leib and El Lisitzky, Kiev, 1918

Futurist Vorticist Manifesto 1914

Surrealism



Human Condition (1935) and was painted by Rene Magrite.

Salvador Dali, 1963

Road to Nowhere by artist Leonid Shchigel. date unknown

Dadaism

The mother of Dadism, Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven (1874-1927)

Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven. Limbswish, ca. 1917-1918

Dadaist Disgust,1918 by poet Tristan Tzara

Video explaining Dadaism. Very interesting. It's about 10 min long and has an indepth explaination about Dadaism. []