ARTH 338 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Romaine Brooks, Max Nordau, Eugenics
14 Nov 2016
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1) (women) ar8sts in the weimar republic -- the pros8tute. Term ar8st: the reader automa8cally reads the ar8st as "white male. " The modernist canon, as it has been constructed, leaves woman, and women from the history of art. Speaking of male vs. women experience of modern art. Oro dix, portrait of journalist sylvia von harden, 1926. A modern women, the working woman shown in a modern space (caf ), androgynous: dix argued that von harden represented their era -- speaking about the inter-war period, their era was a 8me of crea8ve. Beginning in 1919-1933 -- became an uno cial term used to describe the german state between. 1933: weimar republic: uno cial term un8l 1933, thought of as a period of decadence and excess, many of the pain8ngs produced by german ar8sts between the two world wars show a dark vision of. Germany including representa8ons of sexualized violence towards women.
