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	American Abstract Expressionism

	In response to World War II and the intellectual climate generated by it, the future Abstract Expressionists came to believe that they faced a crisis in subject matter. Prevailing ideologies -- socialist, nationalist, and Utopian and the styles identified with them -- Social Realism, Regionalism, and geometric abstraction -- lost credibility in their eyes. Unwilling to continue known directions or to accept any other dogma, the Abstract Expressionists turned to their own private visions and insights in an anxious search for new values. The urgent need for meanings that felt truer to their experience gave rise to new ways of seeing -- to formal innovations.

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▪	Aesthetics, Psychology, and Cognition

▪	American Art

▪	Anthropology of Art

▪	Art Censorship

▪	Art Forgery

▪	Art History

▪	Art Therapy

▪	Art and Religion

▪	Art in Third Reich

▪	Art of Ancient Greece

▪	Aztec and Mayan Art

▪	Baroque Art

▪	Carolingian Art

▪	Edgar Degas

▪	English Abstract Art

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▪	Monet and Impressionism

▪	Rococo Period

▪	Roman Portrait Sculpture

▪	Romanesque Art

▪	Stone Age Art

▪	Surrealism

▪	Victorian Architecture

▪	Vincent Van Gogh

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