Editing Modernism in Art (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Abstract Filter' (Simplification):'''
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def modernize_art(object_description, style):
    """
    Shows how different 'Modern' styles change an object.
    """
    if style == "Impressionism":
        return f"Dab '{object_description}' with light and blurred edges."
    elif style == "Cubism":
        return f"Cut '{object_description}' into 5 triangles and 2 circles."
    elif style == "Expressionism":
        return f"Paint '{object_description}' in neon green and twisted shapes."
    elif style == "Abstraction":
        return f"Remove the object. Paint only 'The Feeling' of {object_description}."
    else:
        return f"Keep '{object_description}' exactly as it is (Traditional)."

# Applying the filter to 'A Bowl of Fruit'
print(modernize_art("A Bowl of Fruit", "Cubism"))
print(modernize_art("A Bowl of Fruit", "Abstraction"))
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; Modernist Landmarks
: '''Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (Picasso)''' → The painting that "broke" art by using African-inspired masks and sharp, flat shapes.
: '''The Fountain (Duchamp)''' → A urinal placed in an art gallery; it proved that "Art is whatever an artist says is art."
: '''Starry Night (Van Gogh)''' → The bridge between the old and the new, where the "Brushstrokes" are as important as the stars.
: '''Number 1 (Pollock)''' → A "Drip" painting with no top, no bottom, and no "subject"—just pure energy.
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