There were two great "catalysts" for the movement toward abstraction that we see in the mid-19th century in Europe, like in Edou

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There were two great "catalysts" for the movement toward abstraction that we see in the mid-19th century in Europe, like in Edou

ard Manet's Dojouner Sur L'Herbe. What were these?

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exis [7] · Answer 1 · 2023-04-05T05:42:16+03:00

The two catalyst that drew artists to appreciate abstract art are:

It represents what is being felt on the inside rather than what is being seen on the outside.
It breaks away from traditional representation of everyday objects and known subjects.

<h3>Abstract art</h3>

This is an art which does not represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead uses shapes, colors, forms and gestural mark to achieve its effect.

Abstraction did not represent any form of realism, but instead broke rules.

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