Art & architecture

When compared to the traditions of art established during the Renaissance, the art of the 20th century surely seems "radical." Yet, as these things go, the radical modernism of the 20th century (such as that of German Expressionism and Cubism) evolved over time. The 19th century was a time of transition into the modern world. Artists took more risks. They broke with the long-established "rules" of art in pursuit of newer forms of expression. 19th-century artists had the courage to experiment and their results eventually opened the door to further artistic experimentation and evolution. Write a 300-word long thread that explains how ONE 19th-century artist (or ONE group of artists) broke with established traditions and paved the way for further artistic experimentation during the 20th century. Discuss HOW and WHY the 19th-century artist (or group of artists) broke with established traditions (those that came into being during the Renaissance).After you describe and explain the work of the 19th-century artist (or group of artists), introduce ONE work of art by a 20th century artist (or ONE group of artists) and write about how it was influenced by the work of the 19th-century artist (or group of artists)      

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