Art Nouveau is a design approach whereby artists work on almost everything, including jewelry and furnishings to architecture, Graphic design, photography,
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Introduction
Art Nouveau is a design approach whereby artists work on almost everything, including jewelry and furnishings to architecture, Graphic design, photography, metalworking, textiles, and pottery, making art an important part of daily living. At the turn of the century, Art Nouveau was at its height at the end of the 20th century, the most common art form of graphic art, from 1890 to 1905. It was usually used for decoration and design. The goal of Art Nouveau has been to modern architecture to avoid the formerly popular eclectic historical styles. Artists were inspired by organic and abstract shapes that developed intricate compositions that united natural features similar to plants' stalks and blooms. Dada was very happy to make fun of and encouraged an unpredictable role in the making of art. To many Dadaists, their participation was a protest. Many Dadaists felt that they were the origin of the conflict, against ethnic, intellectual, and artistic conformity and, more generally, against the conformist nationalistic and colonialist desires of many Dadaists. Their participation was a protest. Besides the anti-war, Dada was also bourgeois, non-conformist as well as anarchist. The major motive of this paper is to describe the art movements of the modern era.
Significance and Contribution of Artists
Marcel Duchamp and Hans Arp were the two artists contributing to Art Nouveau in the Dada movement. Marcel Duchamp is also one of the artists who have transformed the landscape of arts. He led the American Dada movement and partners and friends Picabia and Man Ray as a painter, sculptor, chess player, and journalist. He refused to be redundant, but he was not the least responsible for major advances in painting and sculpture. He put alongside Pablo Picasso and his wife Henri Matisse while creating plastic arts . Duchamp was introduced to Dada by his friend Picabia, who went across the sea to the European version of the movement. Dada had a worse sound in New York, and Duchamp carefully used the expression. Nude Descending a Staircase No.2 by Marcel Duchamp is a contemporary masterpiece that includes cubism and futurism in the subject of movement depiction. This essay deals with this masterpiece's complexities in light of Duchamp's life and works .
