DSGN 312

ludwig hohlwein

- German poster artist; used to have a more beggarstaff style in clothes , then switched to a more realistic look for germany

sound poetry

Brings together music composition and literature; Verse without words.

hannah hoch

Collage artist, gender inequality, dada movement

alfred leete

Created the 1915 military recruiting poster illustrating the popular Lord Horatio Kitchener, British secretary of war, pointing directly at the viewer... this image originally appeared as the September 1914 cover of London Opinion magazine above the headline "Your Country Needs You."

james flagg

Creator of Uncle Sam

Piet mondrian

De Stijl artist

lucien bernhard

Famous for creating the style Plakatstil

berlin dada

First International Dada Fair in 1919 and was incredibly controversial. This group was very anti-war. Associated artists: Hausmann, Hoch, and Heartfield

calligrammes

Guillaume Appollinaire's unique contribution to graphic design was the 1918 publication of a book entitled (blank) poems in which the letterforms are arranged to form a visual design, figure or pictograph.

gerrit rietveld

Schroder House, red and blue chair, destijl architect.

filippo marinetti

The Futurist Manifesto, art/poetry letters sent to wife. words as forms, giving emotions as shapes

julius klinger

World War I Posters: German Plakatstijl

joseph leyendecker

World War I Posters: United States, realistc looking

cabaret voltaire

a nightclub founded by Hugo Ball and his wife, a night singer; a bohemian place for anti-war; where Hugo Ball did his sound poems; pivotal point for art movement, Dada

el lissitsky

absrtact shapes representing real things, also did creepy three eyed child poster for ussr (constructivism)

surealism

art movement in which a dreamlike world, outside of reality, is portrayed or evoked

savile lumley

british war propoganda ( daddy what did you do in the great war)

Guillaume Appollinaire

calligrammes

stenberg brothers

connection of images, our minds fill in the blanks. (constructivism).

varvara stepanova

contructivism, russian, clothing idea

rodchenko

did the classic cronstructivism look, (franz ferdidnad ripoff, plane, creepy binky poster

mayakovsky

did the poems for the book el lissitsky designed with easy to use tabs (constructivism)

words in freedom

fillippo martinetti

plakatstil

flat color, reductive design school in Germany (ex: Priester matches poster by Lucian Bernhard)

Theo van Doesberg

founder of destijl, very similar to mondrian

dinamo azari

futurist book designed by fortunato to showcase his work in advertising

de stijl

heavy vertical and horizontal lines, red, blue, yellow, black and white. Netherlands. pure abstraction, reductions in form and color.

bart van der leck

less abstract, not just up and across lines, magazine deisgn. can see the form. (destijl founder)

De Stijl magazine

magazine of the de stijl movement

constructivism

movement, heavy use of red and black, propoganda for war mostly. mostly russian. dramatize reality

hans rudi erdt

opel design, pictorial modernism, plakatstil

raoul hausmann

painter turned Dadaist; fragments of photographic portraits in his collages, used phrases from newspapers, and slogans (photomontage)

julius gipkens

plakatsihl design wwi pro german

zaum poetry

shape adds to meaning

pictorial modernism

simple deign, plakatstil

man ray

surrealist and Dadaist, radiographs, solarization.

gustav klutsis

used poster as means for extolling Soviet accomplishments (opposite of Heartfield), stalin posters

kealey

women of britain say GO, british propognda

futurism

An early-20th-century Italian art movement that championed war as a cleansing agent and that celebrated the speed and dynamism of modern technology.

john heartfield

Art and design as political weapon. Photo-montages were notoriously anti-Nazi anti-Fascist statements. Fled from Germany. Dada and Futurism, but has own genre. Photomontages.

fortunato depero

Artist who applied futuristic philosophy to graphic and advertising design... not affraid to produce for ads (futurism)

dada

1915. Dadaists shared antimilitaristic and anti-art attitude. These attitudes were generated by the horrors of World War I. random, photo montages

stephane mallarme

A French poet and critic who was a major French symbolist poet. inspired several revolutionary artistic schools of the early 20th century, such as Cubism, Futurism, Dadaism, and Surrealism.un coup de des:his poem

cubism

A style of art in which the subject matter is portrayed by geometric forms, especially cubes

max ernst

Max Ernst was a German painter, sculptor, graphic artist, and poet. A prolific artist, Ernst was a primary pioneer of the Dada movement and Surrealism

kurt schwitters

Merz: A separate composition of scrap junk paper