Put project in period tray. Warm-up Create a Double Bubble map comparing and contrasting the two paintings. Painting #1 Painting #2 SIN #31 #1 #2 SWBAT:

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Put project in period tray

Warm-up Create a Double Bubble map comparing and contrasting the two paintings. Painting #1 Painting #2 SIN #31 #1 #2 SWBAT: Identify the new changes in art, literature, and technology in the 1920s-1930s.

Art, Literature, and Technology in the Post-War Period What discoveries/changes were made in society? Examples? Radio (487) Movies (487) Mass leisure (sports, travel) (488) Abstract Art ( ) Surrealism (489) Architecture (490) Literature (490) Picture -mass production: -Reach masses: -Triumph of the Will: -Propaganda (Joseph Goebbels) -State sponsored vacations: -Sports: -Dada: (artists, description) -Artists, description -Bauhaus architecture: -Modernism: -Stream of consciousness: -Joyce: -Hesse: **Add more info, just use mine for ideas/ topics to focus on**

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