Samuel Beckett's work was heavily experimental drama. Some of his most significant work, such as his play <em>Waiting for Godot</em>, falls under the umbrella of absurdism, a genre of fiction focused on the futility of trying to find meaning in a chaotic world often devoid of it.
Answer: The Romanticism period saw a large number of women emerge as leading composers of literature, music, and art. This in part was because of the changing roles men and women played in the household, a changing work dynamic which accepted women into positions usually only allowed for men (Industrialization), and the recent Abolitionist movement spreading throughout America in the mid 19th century.
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They sculpt, knit, make little projects like that, they come up with new ways to make art. and they usualy sketch out what they are doing to help guide their work along...they do alot of neat stuff
George Eastman introduced film roll in 1884.
