Futurism as an independent modernist movement in the visual arts appeared and had the largest number of representatives…

What was of primary importance to Futurists when choosing a method for conveying the plots and themes of their works?

Futurist aesthetics, whose “godfather” is poet and artist Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, was based on several postulates. These do NOT include an idea of…

In their manifestos, Futurists declared a complete rejection of the art of the past. They attributed this to the fact that classical painting…

Futurists borrowed the artistic principles of transferring forms to the canvas, as well as colour techniques, from…

What is the name of the artistic technique of Futurists transmitting the movement “frame by frame” as a series of partially overlapping pictures?

Which of these definitions is NOT related to the signs of the style of futurism in the visual arts?

Despite the publication of the manifesto, Futurists took time to develop their recognizable and meaningful style; in their first paintings, the representatives of this art movement often used…

Choose two correct options for continuing the statement:
The main themes of the works of the representatives of Futurism were…

What was the name of the branch of Futurism glorifying aviation, aircraft and altitude?

The goal of futuristic paintings was the transfer of motion and energy of speed. What kind of art inspired Futurists to create their dynamic works?

This leader and founder of Futurism developed the basic principles and methods of futuristic painting and had many students and followers. It is…

What is considered the first futuristic painting in the history of fine art?

Futurists considered the light as a continuous movement and separated it into fragments. Which picture most clearly demonstrates this principle?

How did Futurists feel about the war?

In 1910, F. Marinetti gave lectures on Futurism in London, and soon an exhibition of Futurists took place in England. After these events, an art movement appeared in the country. What was that movement?

Who were the most famous representatives of peculiar English futurism?

This Futurist artist, unlike his colleagues, was little interested in the latest technologies, preferring to paint the streets of the metropolis and nightlife.

Which of the very famous Futurists died young during the First World War?

During the First World War, Futurists quarreled and the movement began to decline. But then the followers of Dottori, Prampolini, Depero and others came. The new period of activity was called…

During the Second World War, representatives of Italian futurism for the most part, including the chief theorist Filippo Tommaso Marinetti,

What is the name of the picture in which Giacomo Balla tried to express the sounds of music through painting using, in particular, a diagonal black and white frame?

Futurism was widespread in sculpture and architecture. One of the main theorists of Futurism, the author of the “Manifesto of Futuristic Architecture”, was…

In 1914, the leader of Italian futurism Marinetti held lectures in Moscow and St. Petersburg. How did the Russian “avernistes” react to the visit of the foreigner?

One of the most famous futuristic sculptures was created by Umberto Boccioni. What is it called?

What two art movements were not directly influenced by Futurism but were continuances of some of its ideas?