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Exhibition Futurism (1909 1916) at the Museum of Modern Art dedicated to Italian Futurism. Here is a sculpture by Boccioni (Unique Forms in the Continuity of Space) (1913) on September 18, 1973 in Paris (b / w photo)
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Exhibition Futurism (1909 1916) at the Museum of Modern Art dedicated to Italian Futurism. Here is a sculpture by Boccioni (Unique Forms in the Continuity of Space) (1913) on September 18, 1973 in Paris (b / w photo)
7243041 Exhibition Futurism (1909 1916) at the Museum of Modern Art dedicated to Italian Futurism. Here is a sculpture by Boccioni (Unique Forms in the Continuity of Space) (1913) on September 18, 1973 in Paris (b/w photo) by Boccioni, Umberto (1882-1916); Private Collection; (add.info.: Exhibition Futurism (1909 1916) at the Museum of Modern Art dedicated to Italian Futurism. Here is a sculpture by Boccioni (Unique Forms in the Continuity of Space) (1913) on September 18, 1973 in Paris neg: CX 6511); Photo © AGIP
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This photograph captures a moment in the Exhibition Futurism (1909-1916) at the Museum of Modern Art dedicated to Italian Futurism. The focal point of the image is a sculpture by Umberto Boccioni titled "Unique Forms in the Continuity of Space" created in 1913. The photo was taken on September 18,1973, in Paris. The sculpture stands tall and exudes a sense of dynamic energy with its abstract form. Boccioni's work embodies the essence of futurism, a movement characterized by action, motion, and agitation. Its blurred motion suggests an anticipation for what lies ahead. In this scene from the exhibition, we see a lone woman admiring Boccioni's masterpiece. She represents not only an individual appreciating art but also symbolizes feminine strength and presence within the artistic realm. The photograph transports us back to the early twentieth century when futurism was at its peak. It invites us to contemplate how this avant-garde movement influenced art during that time period. Through this image captured by Bridgeman Images from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded of the power that art holds to transcend time and evoke emotions across generations. It serves as a testament to both Boccioni's artistic genius and his contribution to shaping modern art history.
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