The Image of Women in Modern European Art: The Dada School as a Model
Based on the study's findings, the researcher concluded that the Dada school artists' experiences were influenced by the political, technological, and economic changes that the globe was going through at the time. As a result, in addition to the formation of the qualities of movement, speed, and development in the various artistic creations, artistic products crystallized that contained what was relevant to those developments. Whether in painting, sculpture, or photography, the Dada school's depictions of women have endured as a constant symbol of equality and freedom. Based on the study's findings, the researcher concluded that the Dada school artists' experiences were influenced by the political, technological, and economic changes that the globe was going through at the time. As a result, in addition to the formation of the qualities of movement, speed, and development in the various artistic creations, artistic products crystallized that contained what was relevant to those developments. Whether in painting, sculpture, or photography, the Dada school's depictions of women have endured as a constant symbol of equality and freedom.
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