It is not surrealism, but this artistic movement was named in 1912 by Guillaume Apollinaire, who used a term once employed to describe Gauguin's [go-GANS] orchestration of color.
It is not surrealism, but this artistic movement was named in 1912 by Guillaume Apollinaire, who used a term once employed to describe Gauguin's [go-GANS] orchestration of color. Frantisek Kupka's Disks of Newton is a prominent example of this movement, and another is Robert Delaunay's Simultaneous Composition: Sun Disks. Delaunay along with Francis Picabia and Fernand Leger were the primary artists associated with this branch of Cubism. FTP, identify this French art movement, which was named for a mythical Greek poet and singer.
It is not surrealism, but this artistic movement was named in 1912 by Guillaume Apollinaire, who used a term once employed to describe Gauguin's [go-GANS] orchestration of color.
{Orphism} or {Orphist} Movement (do not accept: {Orpheus} Movement)