Kurt Schwitters — Statement Trio | Bauhaus-Style Collage | Dadaist Art Print

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Kurt Schwitters — Statement Trio | Bauhaus-Style Collage | Dadaist Art PrintKurt Schwitters (18871948) was a German British artist who invented Merz his own form of collage, assemblage, and total art and became one of the most original voices in the Dadaist and Constructivist avant gardes. Rejected by the Berlin Dada group, he built his own movement from found materials, typography, and commercial ephemera, producing works that anticipate Pop Art by three decades. His poster designs and typographic works brought the Bauhaus

Sandro Botticelli (1445–1510) was the preeminent painter of the Florentine Renaissance and one of the most gifted draughtsmen in the history of Western art

music history

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His works epitomize shin-hanga's marriage of traditional ukiyo-e technique with modernist sensibility

Alexandra Exter (1882–1949) was a Ukrainian-Russian avant-garde artist and designer who moved fluidly between Cubism

rendered in a bold Art Nouveau-adjacent graphic style

and women adorned with botanical ornament — became so synonymous with the era that the French called the movement "le style Mucha

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and natural light

His abstract tiger prints

Japanese flat pattern

Drawing on Kabbalah

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