The document discusses major artistic movements in the early 20th century in response to World War I. Artists such as Picasso, Braque, Klee, and Kandinsky rebelled against realistic styles and sought to depict inner emotions over outer realism. Styles like Cubism and Fauvism emphasized color and broke forms down into geometric shapes. Dadaism and Surrealism further rejected rationality through nonsensical juxtapositions and dream-like imagery. Freud's theories also influenced the questioning of rational thought and perceptions of the conscious versus unconscious mind.

1. Attempting to express the individual, modern experience

6. Les Fauves Le Paris

7. kandinsky moscow 1

11. Georges BRAQUE

12. Georges BRAQUE Houses at L'Estaque

15. Marcel Duchamp, the ‘Bicycle Wheel”

16. Raoul Hausmann

22. False Mirror

29. New Revolutions in Science Exploring the unimaginable

34. Tapping into your unconscious mind

35. “Freudian Slip” Mmm… that was the breast – er, I mean, BEST meal I’ve had in a long time! What did you think of the chicken?

36. Albert Einstein Theory of Relativity

38. According to Einstein things are not always what they seem to be. It is relative!

39. It's all relative...

40. It's all relative...

41. It's all relative...

42. It's all relative...

44. The Lost Generation Literature in the Post-War world

52. The New Morality

57. The Charleston

58. Welcome to Hollywood! America is mesmerized by the silver screen

61. Prohibition America goes dry

62. 18 th Amendment

65. Prohibition

67. Speakeasies

71. The Harlem Renaissance Bringing African American culture into the forefront

77. Louis Armstrong – “Satchmo”

78. Cotton Club and the Apollo