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Unique Forms of Continuity in Space - Umberto Boccioni, 1913

Things to think about when studying:

  • What movement was Boccioni associated with?
  • This is a sculpture, but name a painting of Boccioni’s and explain how he achieves the same effects of movement but on a 2D plane.

(Source: cavetocanvas)

 

Posted on May 5 2015, with 1967 Notes

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