The Various Symbolism Art Movements across Europe

Amuze Art Lecture #132: Part 2 of the discussion about the Symbolism art movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It focuses on some of the unique Symbolist movements throughout Europe, and how Symbolism connects to future art movements.
Part 1 of this miniseries can be found here: • The Symbolism Art Move...
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Chapters
0:00 Symbolism
0:47 Gauguin
2:16 Art Nouveau
3:10 Belgian Symbolism
3:58 Russian Symbolism
5:08 Other Influences
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Music: Wandering Soul by Asher Fulero

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Thankyou . I am enlightened .

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My pleasure!

[@baldwinverhoeven9795]

I've had a vague understanding of Symbolism but never saw the geographical differences. Interesting!

[@AmuzeArt]

It was also an eye-opener for me ;-)

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@@AmuzeArt together we learn 🤩

[@charliewrites]

excellent.thanks..very informative and well described.

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Thank you, glad you liked it!

[@robertirving1308]

Thanks for the great explanation. I had never seen the connection between these Symbolist works and Abstract Art, but you explained it nicely.

[@AmuzeArt]

Yes, it was actually also an eye-opener to me. But from the point of view of making artworks from quite ambiguous (Symbolism) to very ambiguous (Abstract Art), it makes perfect sense.