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    Futurism was an early 20th century art movement that originated in Italy around the same time as Cubism in France. Futurist painters aimed to depict the speed and force of modern industrial society through paintings that glorified mechanical energy and modern life. Their works often featured subjects like motorcycles, automobiles, and trains to express the explosive vitality of modern cities through motion and dynamism.

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    Futurism was an early 20th century art movement that originated in Italy around the same time as Cubism in France. Futurist painters aimed to depict the speed and force of modern industrial society through paintings that glorified mechanical energy and modern life. Their works often featured subjects like motorcycles, automobiles, and trains to express the explosive vitality of modern cities through motion and dynamism.

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    FUTURISM

    The Futurism art


    This movement was developed in Italy about the
    same time cubism appeared in France. Futurist
    painters wanted their works to capture the speed
    and force of modern industrial society. Their
    paintings glorified the mechanical energy of modern
    life. Subjects included motorcycles, automobiles or
    railroad trains subject that express the explosive
    vitality of a modern city.
    Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin
    Unique forms of continuity in space
    (1912)
    (1913), Umberto Boccioni, plaster
    Gino Severini, oil on canvas with sequins.

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