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Social Realism (aka Socio-Realism) was most dedicated to fighting social injustice. This movement was the most prominent during the Great Depression in the 1930s. The Social Realism focused on the working-class, especially the poor, to highlight the appalling realities of the then contemporary life. Social Realists captured what they saw without any embellishments to send a message rather than focusing on style or aesthetics.
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What artistic movement replaced the renaissance?
Mannerism
What artistic movement did the colossus painting belong to?
Romanticism
What artistic movement was a reaction against classicism?
Romanticism
Nihilistic artistic movement in the 20th century?
Dada
Nihilistic artistic movement of the early 20th century?
dada
Which artistic movement was most dedicated fighting social injustice?
realism
What is khalafat movement?
Injustice to turkey
What is an artistic revolution?
An artistic revolution is an abrupt change from one art movement to another.
Ask us anythingMatch each artistic movement with a work of art that represents it.?
match each artistic movement with a work art that represents it?
What artistic movement replaced the renaissance?
Mannerism
What artistic movement was Shakespeare a part of?
The renaissance was not so much an artistic movement as an intellectual one. The flowering of Elizabethan drama is seen by many as a facet of the Renaissance.
Artistic movement began in Russia by Tatlin?
Constructivism
Nihilistic artistic movement in the 20th century?
Dada
What artistic movement was a reaction against classicism?
Romanticism
What artistic movement did the colossus painting belong to?
Romanticism
What two reform movements was Sojourner Truth involved in?
Sojourner Truth was involved in the abolitionist movement, advocating for the end of slavery, and the women's rights movement, fighting for the rights of women, including the right to vote. She was a prominent figure in both movements, speaking out against injustice and inequality.
What were seen as guiding principles during the artistic movement from 1790 to 1830?
individual inspiration and emotion literary; artistic
