Abstractionism
A modern artistic trend born at the dawn of the 20th century has its origins in some scattered parts of Germany without common ideas and homogeneous purposes. The term plastic pictorial abstractionism comes exempt from representing real objects and does not belong to our concrete visual experiences of the world in which we live to make allegories
In other words, it seeks to express and recreate works with free content with shapes, lines and colors product of imagination and fantasy.
As a premise, abstract art has the purpose of being radical especially in its beginnings and we have a main exponent Vassily Kandinski as a forerunner of abstract art who in 1912 created works with floating forms, Jakson Pollok representative of abstract expressionism with the so-called drappino , Piet Mondian, avant-garde standard-bearer of Neoplasticism, Helen Frankenthalen and Clement Greemberg, followers of Jackson Pollock, Kasimir Mallévich, creator of Suprematism and the Russian avant-garde, George Braque, French painter and sculptor precursor of Cubism, Sonia Delaunay and husband Robert Delaunay, creators of the Simultaneism, to Joan Miró a Spanish painter not aligned with any group, to Theo Van Desbourg a Dutch painter, architect, poet, theorist, to Hilma ad Klin, a Swedish painter, a pioneer of abstract art long before Vasili Kandinski and Max Bill a painter, Swiss sculptor, poet, architect, graphic designer, educator, among other exponents of this type of modernist international abstract art.
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