Modernist manifesto
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| - | A number of documents and/or [[motto]]es are regarded as modernist manifestoes. | + | A number of documents and/or [[motto]]es are regarded as [[modernist]] manifestoes. |
| Among them are: | Among them are: | ||
| *"[[Au fond de l'Inconnu pour trouver du nouveau!]]" (1861) by Baudelaire | *"[[Au fond de l'Inconnu pour trouver du nouveau!]]" (1861) by Baudelaire | ||
| + | *"[[Il faut être absolument moderne]]" by Arthur Rimbaud from ''[[A Season in Hell]]'' (1873). | ||
| + | *"[[Ornament and Crime]]" (1908) by [[Adolf Loos]] | ||
| *"[[Make it new]]" (1934) by the poet [[Ezra Pound]] | *"[[Make it new]]" (1934) by the poet [[Ezra Pound]] | ||
| - | *The modernist manifesto "[[Ornament and Crime]]" (1908). | + | |
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| *[[Art manifesto ]] | *[[Art manifesto ]] | ||
| *[[Modernism]] | *[[Modernism]] | ||
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A number of documents and/or mottoes are regarded as modernist manifestoes.
Among them are:
- "Au fond de l'Inconnu pour trouver du nouveau!" (1861) by Baudelaire
- "Il faut être absolument moderne" by Arthur Rimbaud from A Season in Hell (1873).
- "Ornament and Crime" (1908) by Adolf Loos
- "Make it new" (1934) by the poet Ezra Pound
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