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on February 20, 1909, Filippo tommaso marinetti (1876–1944) published his Futuristic Mani-
festo in the daily newspaper Le Figaro, paris, and thus founded the avant-garde art movement
of Futurism. the words of the young writer triggered a revolution, for his demands met a long-
ing for radical renewal in art.
Futurism declared war on familiar cult objects of the past and demanded comprehensive
changes in all the arts; painting and poetry, literature, and photography, theatre, design and
music. new everyday aesthetics were to be created through the participation of every art
form.
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Sprachen des Futurismus describes the full diversity of artistic expression in Futurism, so offer-
ing an opportunity to find out about those aspects of the movement that are less well known
than painting, such as Carrà, Severini, russolo, and balla.
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Das futuristische Porträt 269
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6.17
Tato
Tato
Flugselbstporträt, ca. 1930 Fantastisches Flugporträt
von Mino Somenzi, 1934
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Tullio Crali
Sich in das Wohngebiet
einschneisen, 1939
212 Theater
Szenografie
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Fortunato Depero
Kostüme für „Le Chant du
Rossignol“, 1917
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