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Early 20th Century Governmental Reforms and Cultural Transformations

Explore the impact of key reforms and cultural shifts in the early 20th century, from government changes to women's rights and the aftermath of World War I. Discover how art reflected the tumultuous times and the evolving societal norms.

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Early 20th Century Governmental Reforms and Cultural Transformations

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  1. The early 20th Century

  2. Governmental Reforms • Education Act of 1870 Highbrows, Lowbrows, Middlebrows

  3. Women’s Rights • Married Women’s Property Act, 1882 • Admission to Universities

  4. Foreign Relations • Boer War (1899-1902): Building the British Empire • Irish conflict continued

  5. WWI and Post-War Disillusionment Alfred Kubin, The Torch of War, 1914

  6. Otto Dix, Selbstbildnis als Soldat (Self-Portrait as a Soldier), 1914,

  7. André Mare, Autoportrait (Self-Portrait), 1916

  8. Gino Severini, Plastic Synthesis of the Idea of War, 1915

  9. William Roberts, The First German Gas Attack at Ypres, 1918

  10. Henri de Groux, Masques à gaz (Gas Masks)

  11. Frank Brangwyn, Tank in Action, 1925-26

  12. Félix Vallotton, Dans l'ombre (In the Shadow)

  13. Fernand Léger, La partie de cartes (Soldiers Playing at Cards), 1917,

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