The impact of modernism, 1900-1920: early modernism and the arts and crafts movement in Edwardian England
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Explores the ways in which modernism in the visual arts was received in England. She concludes that modernism triumphed not because it repudiated the past in a revolutionary fashion but because it grew from nineteenth-century roots.
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Explores the ways in which modernism in the visual arts was received in England. She concludes that modernism triumphed not because it repudiated the past in a revolutionary fashion but because it grew from nineteenth-century roots.
Key concepts: Modernism (music), Handicraft, The arts, Movement (music), Art, Art history, Literature, Aesthetics