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French painter (1844–1910)

• influencedPablo Picasso

English painter and draftsman (c.1775–1851)

• influencedClaude Monet

French painter (1832–1883)

• influencedClaude Monet

Belgian artist (1866–1941)

• influencedGustav Klimt

Japanese artist (1760-1849)

• influencedClaude Monet
• influencedGustave Courbet

French painter (1819–1877)

• influencedClaude Monet
• influencedPaul Cézanne
• influenced byKatsushika Hokusai

Ukrainian folk art painter (1909–1997)

• influencedPablo Picassoprop.

Spanish painter and sculptor (1881–1973)

• influenced byHenri Rousseau
• influenced byMaria Prymachenkoprop.
• influenced byPaul Cézanne

French painter (1840–1926)

• influenced byGustave Courbet
• influenced byJ. M. W. Turner
• influenced byJean-François Millet

• part ofFord F-Series

Braun (1921–present) is a manufacturer. It was influenced by Ulm School of Design. It is cataloged as an organization.

• has memberDieter Rams
• influenced byUlm School of Design

Ulm School of Design (1953–1968) was a design school. It was influenced by Bauhaus and influenced Braun. It is cataloged as an organization.

• influencedBraun
• influenced byBauhaus

Deutscher Werkbund (1907–present) is a design association. It was influenced by Arts and Crafts movement and was created by Joseph Maria Olbrich and influenced Bauhaus. It is cataloged as an organization.

• created byJoseph Maria Olbrich
• has memberJosef Hoffmann
• has memberJoseph Maria Olbrich

Prohibition in the United States (1920–1933), comprising Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, Volstead Act, and Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution, is cataloged as a period.

• has partEighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
• has partTwenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution
• has partVolstead Act

Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution (1920–1933) was part of Prohibition in the United States. Ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment reinforces it, and Ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment works against it. It is cataloged as a constitutional amendment.

• caused byRatification of the Eighteenth Amendment
• caused byRatification of the Twenty-first Amendment
• located inUnited States

Enactment of the National Prohibition Act (Volstead Act) (1919) reinforces Volstead Act. It is cataloged as an event.

• causesVolstead Act
• located inUnited States

Ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment (1933) works against Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution and reinforces Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution. It is cataloged as an event.

• causesEighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
• causesTwenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution
• located inUnited States

Volstead Act (1920–1933) was part of Prohibition in the United States. Enactment of the National Prohibition Act (Volstead Act) reinforces it. It is cataloged as a federal statute.

• caused byEnactment of the National Prohibition Act (Volstead Act)
• located inUnited States
• part ofProhibition in the United States

Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution (1933–present) is part of Prohibition in the United States. Ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment reinforces it. It is cataloged as a constitutional amendment.

• caused byRatification of the Twenty-first Amendment
• located inUnited States
• part ofProhibition in the United States

Ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment (1919) reinforces Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. It is cataloged as an event.

• causesEighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
• located inUnited States

Braun Taschenempfaenger, comprising the Braun T3, the Braun T31, and the Braun T4, is cataloged as a concept.

• has partBraun T3
• has partBraun T31
• has partBraun T4

Braun T3 (1958) is part of Braun Taschenempfaenger (one of 3 cataloged generations). It is manufactured by Braun AG. It was created by Dieter Rams and influenced iPod (1st generation). It is cataloged as a product.

• created byDieter Rams
• influencediPod (1st generation)
• part ofBraun Taschenempfaenger

Jony Ive created iPod and was influenced by Dieter Rams. Jony Ive is cataloged as a person.

• creatediPod
• influenced byDieter Rams
• member ofApple Inc.

Braun T4 (1960) is part of Braun Taschenempfaenger (one of 3 cataloged generations). It is manufactured by Braun AG. It is cataloged as a product.

• part ofBraun Taschenempfaenger

iPod, comprising the iPod (1st generation), the iPod mini, and the iPod nano and created by Apple Inc. and Jony Ive, is cataloged as a concept.

• created byApple Inc.
• created byJony Ive
• has partiPod (1st generation)

iPod nano (2005) is part of iPod (one of 3 cataloged generations). It is manufactured by Apple. It succeeded the iPod mini and was created by Apple Inc. It is cataloged as a product.

• created byApple Inc.
• part ofiPod
• preceded byiPod mini

iPod (1st generation) (2001) is part of iPod (one of 3 cataloged generations). It is manufactured by Apple. It was influenced by Braun T3. It is cataloged as a product.

• influenced byBraun T3
• part ofiPod

iPod mini (2004) is part of iPod (one of 3 cataloged generations). It is manufactured by Apple. It was created by Apple Inc. and was succeeded by the iPod nano. It is cataloged as a product.

• created byApple Inc.
• part ofiPod
• succeeded byiPod nano

Braun T31 (1960) is part of Braun Taschenempfaenger (one of 3 cataloged generations). It is manufactured by Braun AG. It is cataloged as a product.

• part ofBraun Taschenempfaenger

Central planning, part of communism, is cataloged as a concept.

• part ofcommunism

Private property, part of Capitalism, the basis for Capitalism, and opposed to communism, is cataloged as a concept.

• basis forCapitalism
• opposed tocommunism
• part ofCapitalism

• has partmarket
• opposed tocommunism
• part ofSocialism

Wage labor, part of Capitalism and opposed to communism, is cataloged as a concept.

• opposed tocommunism
• part ofCapitalism

Market, part of Capitalism and democratic socialism, is cataloged as a concept.

• part ofCapitalism
• part ofdemocratic socialism

Means of production, part of Capitalism and opposed to Socialism, is cataloged as a concept.

• opposed toSocialism
• part ofCapitalism

Function (design), part of modernism, is cataloged as a concept.

• part ofmodernism

Ornament, part of Postmodernism and opposed to modernism, is cataloged as a concept.

• opposed tomodernism
• part ofPostmodernism

style of art produced in the post-Roman history of the British Isles

• influencedRomanesque art

work of artists active in the Low Countries during the 15th- and 16th-century Northern Renaissance

political and socioeconomic ideology

• has partcentral planning
• influencedsocialist realism
• influencedsurrealism

American avant-garde composer (1912-1992)

• influencedFluxus
• member ofFluxus

British painter and illustrator (1829–1896)

• createdPre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
• member ofPre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
• member ofSymbolism

Austrian painter and printmaker (1867-1916)

• createdVienna Secession
• member ofVienna Secession

Austrian architect (1867–1908)

• co occurs withJosef Hoffmann
• co occurs withKoloman Moser
• createdDeutscher Werkbund

Russian avant-garde artist of Polish ancestry. Founder of the Suprematist movement (1879–1935)

• createdSuprematism
• influencedDe Stijl
• member ofConstructivism

short period of the most exceptional artistic production during the Italian Renaissance

• part ofRenaissance
• preceded byEarly Renaissance
• succeeded byMannerism

Italian poet and editor, founder of the Futurist movement (1876-1944)

• createdFuturism
• member ofFuturism
• participated inWorld War I

art that is public and temporary in public spaces

French painter (1886-1966)

• createdpurism
• member ofCubism
• member ofpurism

German painter, sculptor, engraver and printmaker (1880–1938)

• createdDie Brücke
• member ofDie Brücke
• member ofExpressionism

Dutch painter, sculptor, and poet (1921-2006)

• createdCOBRA
• member ofCOBRA
• member ofabstract expressionism

Neo-Expressonism is an art movement. It is cataloged as a concept.

• influencedabstract expressionism

French painter (1863–1935)

• influencedOrphism

1895 play by Alfred Jarry

• influencedDada

8th-9th century renaissance within the Carolingian Empire

• has partCarolingian art
• part ofMedieval renaissances

Austrian artist and designer (1868–1918)

• co occurs withJosef Hoffmann
• co occurs withJoseph Maria Olbrich
• createdVienna Secession

German painter and printmaker (1472–1553)

• influencedDie Brücke

early 19th century German Romantic painters

• created byFranz Pforr
• created byJohann Friedrich Overbeck
• created byJohann Konrad Hottinger

artist (1922-1979)

• createdCOBRA

late nineteenth-century art movement of French, Russian and Belgian origin seeking to represent absolute truths symbolically through language and metaphorical images

• has memberDante Gabriel Rossetti
• has memberEugène Grasset
• has memberGustav Klimt