What effects did World War 1 have on the writers painters and musicians who worked in the postwar years?

Answer 1

World War I effected writers, painters and musicians who worked in the 1920's and 1930's. Writers criticized the desire to possess material things and business. Black musicians in the south blended African, American, and European music to create Jazz. The painters revolted against tradition and began paintings different aspects of city life.

Answer 2

World War I affected many artists, writers, and painters in such an extreme manner that they began creating pieces filled with disjointed, cacophonic, and dream-like content. They were part of the Surrealist and Dadaist art movements of the early 20th century. Famous artists and writers included Man Ray, Salvador Dali, and Anaiis Nin.

Answer 3

IT MADE ALOT OF ARTISTS GO FROM COLARFULL TO VERY DARK AND BLAIN PAINTINGS

Answer 4

In Germany there was the Dada movement, this movement was a movement against art. In General there was negative imagery in art especially by veterans of the Great War.

Answer 5

World War 1 massively affected life in the 1920's. For example, the life expectancy of young men dramatically decreased due to military service.

Answer 6

after World War one much of the world went into depression giving many artist a new slate of emotion and actions to capture in there pantings and photographs.

Answer 7

World war 1 affected literature and art through progressing the movement from romantic and Victorian styles and more towards the style of modernism

Answer 8

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