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Abstraction
										Abstraction is a movement that appeared at the beginning of the 20th century in opposition to figurative art, which more or less faithfully represents objects, characters, etc. This central movement in the history of contemporary art is one of the greatest artistic revolutions that exists. If you want to go back to the fundamentals and study this subject in more depth thanks to a few key artists, you've come to the right place!
										Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011) was a defining figure of mid-20th-century American art. With an extraordinary language of abstraction, she worked across sculpture, printmaking, woodcutting, and even set design, but it was her imposing paintings, replete with gestural swathes of emotive color, for which she ascended the ranks to Modern Master.
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video - 5:22 
										Know the Artist: Helen Frankenthaler
											By: The Art Tourist
										
video - 9:17 
													The Case for Abstraction
														By: The Art Assignment
													
podcast - 60:00 
													Hilma Af Klint: The First Abstract Painter
														By: More Than A Muse
													
video - 28:48 
													Wassily Kandinsky
														By: Who ARTed
													
podcast - 21:38 
													Piet Mondrian’s “Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue” (1927)
														By: The Lonely Palette
													
podcast - 60:00 
													Sonia Delaunay: The Queen of Abstract Avant-Garde
														By: More Than A Muse
													
video - 3:50 
													Malevich, Suprematist Composition: White on White
														By: SmartHistory
													
video - 8:40 
													Abstract Expressionism : From ‘Jack The Dripper’ to Color Fields
														By: Curious Muse