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From Imitation to Ideas: Art Through Time

Froggy Jumps

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Explore Pre-, Modern, and Post-Modern art eras

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From Imitation to Ideas: Art Through Time
 

Froggy Jumps

From Imitation to Ideas: Art Through TimeOnline version

Explore Pre-, Modern, and Post-Modern art eras

by Oratilwe Madumo
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What is the central question of Pre-modernism?

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What question defines Modernism in the slides?

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Which era asks about meaning and authority?

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Which period spans roughly 1400–1850 in the notes?

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Which principle describes art becoming autonomous in Modernism?

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Which artist is linked to The Last Supper (late 15th century) in the slides?

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Which movement includes Cubism, Fauvism, and Expressionism?

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What did Mondrian’s early Red Tree and Apple Tree in Flower signify?

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What is the focus of Postmodernism’s approach to culture?

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Which concept challenges the author’s sole authority in Postmodernism?

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Which artwork is associated with Duchamp’s Ready-mades?

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What does the term 'Avant-garde' mean in the notes?

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Which artist is connected with 'Les Demoiselles d’Avignon'?

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What key idea opposes Grand Narratives in Postmodernism?

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Which painting marks Cubism’s shift in vision (early 20th c.)?

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Which term describes ‘Art for Art’s Sake’ in Modernism?

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What does Mondrian’s Composition No.10 emphasize?

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Which postmodern method uses pre-existing images for new meanings?

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What does Magritte’s This is Not a Pipe illustrate in Postmodernism?

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