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Naturalism Study Guide

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Early 1900s: In 1907, Paris is the site of the first cubist painting exhibition in the world. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque spearhead the movement. An artistic manifestation of the age's rationalism, Cubism is embraced by some and staunchly rejected by others. It will be years before it is recognized as a legitimate artistic movement and its influence fully appreciated.

Today: Modern art includes a wide variety of media and styles. Although art lovers are more accepting of innovations and radical new approaches, many artists continue to struggle with society's preconceived notions of what constitutes art. This tension between the artist and society keeps alive the fundamental question: "What is art?"

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1900s: In 1903 Henry Ford founds the Ford Motor Company and creates an efficient assembly line ten years.....

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