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1960 Futurism Severini 1912 (Analogous Scenes: GIRL DANCING="SEA") FIRST MANIFESTO-FEB, 20-1909 {Published in "Figaro" Feb, 20, 1909 signed by: MARINETTI} AROUSED ONLY MODERATE INTEREST. LATER MANIFESTO MAY- 18- 1910 signed by The Painters in "COMOEDIA" {signed by: BOCCIONI, CARDA, RUSSOLO, BALLA, SEVERINI} published again: [[strikethrough]] May [[/strikethrough]] June 17, 1910 by "FUTURIST VENICE" Futurist Exhibition IN PARIS- FEB, 1912 at BERNHEIM- JEUNE GALLERY} Precluded a wave of intense [[strikethrough]] activity [[/strikethrough]] future activity in Paris. Italian futurist artists visited Paris, gave lectures published manifestos held exhibitions provoked heated controversies and received wide publicity. Futurist insistence on pictorial value of movement! "EVERYTHING MOVES, ALL IS IN A STATE OF FLUX, OF RAPID CHANGE" [[strikethrough]] "AN OUTLINE" [[/strikethrough]] ATTEMPTED to "RENDER MOVEMENT THROUGH A SYNTHESIS OF THE IMPRESSIONS [[strikethrough]] of s [[/strikethrough]] PRODUCED BY SCENES OF VIOLENT ACTION. HERE THE ANECDOTAL NATURE OF THEIR WORK, FUTURIST TECHNIQUE OF "LINES OF FORCE" REDUCED THE EXPRESSION OF DYNAMISM TO A SYSTEM OF CONVENTIONAL SIGNS.
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