It is to be noted that the attached image is an example of a pre-WWI art form called Dadaism. This art form influenced the Surrealist in the post war period. The title of the attached image is "Cut with the Kitchen Knife through the Last Epoch of Weimar Beer-Belly Culture in Germany"
<h3>What are the people that are visible from the image?</h3>
- Modern women placed side by side with women in traditional roles
- Slaves
<h3>What are the objects in the image?</h3>
1. There are symbols of modernity such as
2. Symbols of Industrialization such as;
Other symbols such as
3. Activities
Some of the example of how the photo relates to postwar art are:
- The juxtaposition of traditional and modern women
- The indicators of industrialization which took off after the war.
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What is the upper quartile age of the US Presidents at the time of their inauguration?
Answer: 58
58 is the upper quartile age of the us presidents at time of their inauguration. The interquartile is the term used to describe the middle 50%.
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