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    A little game anyone?

    --Here's an interesting little ditty that I cut out of a magazine a while ago. I recently opened a book that I had read at that time and the clipping fell out, so I figured I'd post it here.
    --It's a painting called "Portrait of a German Officer" painted in 1914 by a man named Hartley. I can't recall his first name right now.
    --There's a lot of stuff in here - some obvious, some a little less so. How many things can we pinpoint here?

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    Dada! I thought that came AFTER the war!?

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      --Nope, 1914.
      --I remember now, the first name is Marsden. An American.
      --Whuddaya see in there, Rick?

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        Interesting, but a bit early for Dadaism, which was from approx. 1916-1923. Although somewhat surealistic, it looks more like a collage than anything else. If its from an American, then definalty not, as this movement didnt reach American shores until almost the early 20's. We didnt share the anti-aesthetic creations and protest activities, which were engendered by disgust for bourgeois values and despair over World War I. Not like the Europeans, anyway.

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          --I don't know sh!t about art movements, but I looked up the painting and artist on the web and it referred to the style as: "Expressionism - An art movement dominant in Germany from 1905-1925..."

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            even Belgium is in

            Hello,


            I cant help with the art movement however, besides a lot of flags and banners ( epaulettes, etc ... ,etc ... ) i even see a little Belgian ( yes => one of the oldest Battlegrounds in history ) in the under middel part .


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