Artistic Vanguards

They sought to understand what was beyond the reach of reason, such as dreams, chance, and the unexpected.

Analytic and Synthetic

Expressionism was an artistic movement that arose to oppose the objectivity of French Impressionism.

The Fauvists were the first to break with the classical perspective that prevailed in the artistic field.

Marinetti proposed that Italian artists should break free from classical standards and be reborn to modernity and the new, valuing the products of the Industrial Revolution.

The Futurist movement emerged in 1909, with the Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, who published a text entitled "Futurist Manifesto "in the newspaper Le Figaro.

The Cubist movement emerged in 1907, based on the studies and productions of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso.

Each avant-garde presented very diverse proposals mainly in terms of the aesthetics of the productions and the structuring principles that sometimes converged and sometimes diverged from each other.