The document provides an overview of major art movements from the early 20th century including Suprematism, Constructivism, Bauhaus, Dada, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and key artists associated with each movement such as Kasimir Malevich, El Lissitzky, Walter Gropius, Marcel Duchamp, Salvador Dali, Jackson Pollock, and Mark Rothko. It also defines important artistic techniques and styles used during this period like automatism, frottage, and assemblage.

1. Kasimer Malevich Supremist Composition: Suprematism White on White

2. Olga Rozanova Untitled (Green Stripe) Suprematism

3. El Lissitzky Proun 99 Russin Constructivism

4. Vladimir Tatlin Monument to the Third International Russian Constructionism

5. Alexander Rodchenko Suspended Construction in Space Russian Constructionism

6. Naum Gabo Kinetic Construction (Standing Wave) International Constructivism

7. Laszlo Maholy-Nagy Light-Space Modulator International Constuctivism

8. Walter Gropius and Adolph Meyer Fagus Shoe Factory Bauhaus

9. Walter Gropius Bauhaus Dessau Bauhaus

10. Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House (Chicago) International Style

11. Frank Lloyd Wright Kaufman House (falling water) International Style

12. Henry Rousseau The Sleeping Gypsy Fantasy Art

13. March Chagall The Birthday Fantasy Art

14. Paul Klee Ad Parnassum Fantasy Art

15. Marcel Duchamp Bicycle Wheel Dada

16. Michael Duchamp The bride stripped bare by her bachelors. Even. Dada

17. Man Ray Gift Dada

18. Jean Arp Arrangement According to the laws of chance Dada

19. Kurt Schwitters Hanover Merzbau Dada

20. Hanna Hoch Cut with a kitchen knife Dada

21. Giorgia de Chirico The melancholy and mystery of a street Scuolo Metifisica

22. Andre Masson Battle of Fishes Surrealism

23. Joan Miro The Harlequin's Carnival Surrealism

24. Max Ernst Two children are threatened by a nightingale Surrealism

25. Max Ernst Europe after the rain Surrealism

26. Dorothea Tanning Some Roses and their Phantoms Surrealism

27. Salvador Dali The persistance of memory Surrealism

28. Rene Magritte The Perfidy Surrealism

29. Yves Tanguy Mama, Papa is Wounded Surrealism

30. Meret Oppenheim Object (Fur-lined tea-cup) Surrealism

31. Alberto Giocometti The Palace at 4 am Surrealism

32. Alexander Calder Lobster Trap and the fish tail Surrealism

33. Henry Moore Reclining Figure British Avant-Garde

34. Barbara Hepworth Group III (Evocation) British Avante-Garde

35. Arshile Gorky The Liver is the Cock's Comb Precursor to abstract expressionsim

36. Willem de Kooning Woman I Action Painting

37. Jackson Polluck Lavender Mist Action Painting

38. Lee Krasner Untitled Action Painting

39. Franz Kline Mahoning Action Painting

40. Mark Rothko Rothko Chapel, Houston Color Field Painting

41. Barnett Newman Vir Hiriocus Sublimus Color Field Painting

42. Adolph Gottlieb Orb (Burst Series) Mixed Style

43. Robert Motherwell Elegy to the spanish republic no. 34 Mixed style

44. Mark Tobey Universal Field West Coast

45. Morris Graves The blind bird West Coast

46. Richard Diebenkorn Ocean Park No. 54 West Coast

47. Helen Frankthaler Mountain and Sea West Coast

48. Morris Louis Kaf West Coast

49. Joseph Cornell The hotel eden Abstract Expressionism

50. Isamu Noguchi Kouros Abstract Expressionism

51. David Smith Cubi Series Abstract Expressionism

52. Louis Nevelson Dawn's Wedding chapel I Abstract Expressionism

53. Proun- a not painting

54. Object trouve- found object

55. Readymade- Proclaim a found object as art

56. Automatism- faith in the automatic

57. Exquisite corpse- a collection of words or images is collectively assembled.

58. Frottage- to rub

59. Decalcomania- slap something on and peel it off- then you work with the goo

60. Biomorphic imagery- references organic entitles

61. Peircing- hole or dimple, a female body- naval belly button

62. Assemplage- bringing together objects and placing an order to them

63. Calligraphic imagery- references to words

64. Pictographic Imagery- references symbols

65. Joseph Albers- Bauhouse