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KITSCH - the end of the XX century.

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Empire - the beginning of the XIX century.

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VERISM - late XNUMXth century

GOTHIC - XII-XVI centuries.

CUBISM - in the fine arts, the beginning of the XNUMXth century.

MODERN - late XIX - early XX century.

POP ART - end of XX century.

PURISM - in painting, the beginning of the XX century.

ROCOCO - early XNUMXth century

SOC-ART - the end of the XX century.

Fauvism - in French painting, the beginning of the XNUMXth century.

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ACMEISM (1910s) - in Russian poetry

BAROQUE - XVI-XVIII centuries

DADAISM - the beginning of the XX century.

REALISM - XIX-XX centuries

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ROMANISM - in Dutch painting, XVI century.

URBANISM - in architecture, XX century.

FUTURISM - the beginning of the XX century.

HEPENIG - the end of the XX century.

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ACADEMISM - in fine arts, XVI-XIX centuries

BRUTALISM - in architecture, XX century.

IMAGINISM - in Russian literature, 1920s

MANERISM - XNUMXth century

MODERNISM - late XIX-XX centuries.

ROMANTICISM - late XVIII - early XX centuries.

RUTALISM - in architecture, XX century.

SYMBOLISM - late XVIII - early XX centuries.

FORMALISM - XX century.

HAPPENING - the end of the XX century.

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CLASSICISM - XVII - early XIX centuries.

NATURALISM - late XIX century.

NEOREALISM - in Italian cinema and literature, the middle of the XNUMXth century.

PERFORMANCE - late XX century.

Pointillism - in painting, late XIX-XX centuries.

SURREALISM - XX century.

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AVANT-GARDISM - XX century.

CARAVAGHISM - in painting, XVII century.

COSTUMBRISM - in Spain and Latin America, XIX century.

PRIMITIVISM - late XIX - early XX century.

RATIONALISM - in the architecture of the XX century.

REGIONALISM (regionalism) - in American painting, 1930s

SUPREMATISM - the beginning of the XX century.

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HYPERREALISM (photorealism) - in the visual arts, 1970-1980s.

PSEUDOGOTHIC - in architecture, XIX-XX centuries.

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IMPRESSIONISM - late XIX - early XX centuries.

CONCEPTUALISM - the last quarter of the XX century.

NEOCLASSICISM - late XIX - early XX centuries.

NEOPLASTICISM - in Dutch art, the beginning of the XNUMXth century.

Palladianism - in architecture, XVII-XVIII centuries.

FUNCTIONALISM - in architecture, XX century.

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ABSTRACTIONISM - XX century.

EXPRESSIONISM - early XNUMXth century

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NEOIMPRESSIONISM - in painting of the late XIX century.

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POSTIMPRESSIONISM - in painting of the XIX-XX centuries.

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