Quiz Yourself On Futurism

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1. Industry?

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Futurists loved industry - and transport, machines, and the modern world in general.

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Nevinson was at one stage part of the Futurist Movement. Which of these things did the Futurists NOT approve of?

2. Adventure and discovery?

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They liked adventure, especially when it was artists being adventurous and producing strong, virile paintings.

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3. War?

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It's seems bizarre, but the Italian Futurists approved of war, thinking it was "the only health-giver of the world". Nevinson and other British artists didn't like that - and split with the Futurist movement.

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4. Oscar Wilde?

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They didn't like Oscar. Maybe he was a bit too concerned with aesthetics for their liking.

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5. Long walks in the countryside

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Nature wasn't really their bag. They preferred machines.

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Industry?
Adventure and discovery?
War?
Oscar Wilde?
Long walks in the countryside
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