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Return to order

The return to order (French: retour à l'ordre) was a European art movement following the First World War that rejected the extreme avant-garde art of the years up to 1918 and emphasized the classical ideals of order and rationality. The movement is often thought to be a reaction to the war, though strands of the return to order began before its outbreak…

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Return to order → André Derain, Displays, Example, Fauvist, Felice Casorati, Le Corbusier, Mariano AndreuThe Seamstresses, Massimo Campigli, Painting, Picasso, Renoir, Still Life

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classical order return artists movement war art modernism french avant-garde painting l'ordre rejected 1918 ideals rationality often classicism many italian

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Picassoinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
Braqueinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
Matisseinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
Cezanneinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
Renoirinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
and many of the Italian Futurists.Artists of the return to order placed high emphasis on the classical ideals of rationalityinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
quality of lineinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
illusionisminstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
orderinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
in opposition to the preceding decades of irrationalityinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
emotional turbulence which characterised the artworks of the avant-gardeinstance ofAmong the many artists who participated in the movement were notable figures in modernism0.80text
Return to orderrelated to GalleryPainting0.60section

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