1. Constructing a Revolution
... trying to create a whole new vision, a new world, breaking all tradition and rejecting the old culture. Tatlin's school, however, rejected easel painting. They said it was bourgeois and should be discounted completely. They adopted a very mathematical, utilitarian approach to art. They studied engineering and architecture. They started designing artistic, functional but also utilitarian equipment for the new society. Their approach worked ... ...
- Word Count: 1906
- Approx Pages: 8
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School