The Avant Garde Paris

Today's Paris is known as the art center, it is also a great culture and original. The famous moment suddenly appeared in the history of French art such as Monet's Impressionist art work, the teaching of the classical Écoledes Beaux-Arts, and the symbolic Eiffel Tower of Stephen Sauvestre. Paris added its own work to numerous museums and cataloged countless masterpieces and sculptures through French timeless but occasionally persistent history. Overall, Paris consists of historical architectural themes such as rustic brick walls, double roofs, striped pillars, and contemporary architectural themes such as machining metalwork and external program support equipment It has been.

At the beginning of the first decade at the end of the century, the two young artists tried to win the highly competitive avant-garde arts place in Paris. One of them, a young Spanish who moved to France, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was an intentional act to encourage the latest development of French paintings. Another artist is Georges Braque (1881 - 1963) who became a pioneer of contemporary painting as a practicing beast. He is trying to release color and trying to be at the forefront of a small avant-garde community. Two artists met and they developed a solution between them that introduced cubism between 1909 and the outbreak of the First World War.

In the years between the two wars, avant-garde theaters were in full bloom, and various avant-garde theater movements began to occur. Inspired by the dramatic experiments of the early part of the century and the fear of World War II, Paris' avant-garde new theater completely rejects traditional theater scenes, characters, plots and stages. Drama critic Martin Esslin plays, Moff and Fernando Alabal including famous playwrights such as Eugen Aenesco, Samuel Beckett, Jean Gaine, Arthur Ada. According to Albert's philosophical point of view, human condition is basically ridiculous and has no purpose and created a silly novel named after the dramatic style evolved from their work. These dramas are filled with a pessimistic view of the essence of human being desperate, confused and anxious. In the subsequent work by many playwrights, you can see the heritage and echoes of "Abandoned Theater".