A crescent moon is overwhelmed by the light from the title object in another work of this movement, "Street Light," while a sculpture of a rippling figure striding forward purposely also depicts this movement's emphasis on dynamism.
The painting "Battle of Lights, Coney Island" is an indicative work of this art movement, created by American Joseph Stella, another of whose works fitting this movement is a five-panel altarpiece depicting bridges and buildings called "New York, Interpreted." A crescent moon is overwhelmed by the light from the title object in another work of this movement, "Street Light," while a sculpture of a rippling figure striding forward purposely also depicts this movement's emphasis on dynamism. Including works like "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space," FTP name this early 20th-century movement created by Italians like Umberto Boccioni and Giacomo Balla.
The painting "Battle of Lights, Coney Island" is an indicative work of this art movement, created by American Joseph Stella, another of whose works fitting this movement is a five-panel altarpiece depicting bridges and buildings called "New York, Interpreted."
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