Souza-Cardoso and Boccioni: A Comparison of similar movements

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Abstract

Even though he was not affiliated to any of the so-called avant-garde movements that emerged during his brief lifetime, Souza-Cardoso's vast and prolific artistic work managed to relate to all these avant-garde movements, using beauty and grace to create his works. In contrast, Umberto Boccioni, a very diligent painter and sculptor, actively engaged in the avant-garde movements that swept through some areas of Europe like a wild fire, is an entirely futuristic author. I intend to consider the work of these two artists by putting special emphasis on the fact that they both had the same goal -- namely, the dynamics of the human body. Furthermore, I will also take into account their simultaneous convergence and divergence regarding the guidelines of the ultramodern manifesto.

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de Pina, M. da G. G. (2018). Souza-Cardoso and Boccioni: A Comparison of similar movements. Bakhtiniana, 13(2), 139–154. https://doi.org/10.1590/2176-457333238

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