As the 1960s unfolded, subjectivism faced challenges from new geometric proposals, notably North-American hard-edge painting.
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Travel to 1920s Paris, where André Breton and Paul Éluard led the Surrealist movement, aiming to revolutionize human experience by embracing the unconscious and dreams, rejecting rational perceptions of life.
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Brancusi's artistic legacy resonates profoundly, paving the way for the minimalist art movement that unfolded in the 1960s and persisted thereafter.
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Simultaneously, amidst the rise of Surrealism, which embraced the avant-garde spirit, the international community gravitating toward non-representative art adopted a somewhat academic approach.
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This revival was characterized by emotional depictions of Britain's landscape and rural architecture.
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Particularly between 1917 and 1918, led the charge of the Dadaist movement through the publication of a literary and artistic magazine.
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Surrealism, emerging in 1924, ushered in a revolutionary era for figurative art.
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Their artistic efforts, epitomized by the assemblage of ordinary objects and a medley of mediums
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