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The 240 pages that link to Modernism, each with the reason it gives.

• Vachel LindsayNarrower topic: Lindsay’s career overlapped with modernism, though his popular performance style followed a distinctive path.

• Amrita Sher-GilNarrower topic: Her paintings adapted modernist approaches rather than simply imitating academic realism.

• Anaïs NinNarrower topic: Nin’s experimental prose and attention to inner life belong to modernist literary practice.

• Bruno SchulzNarrower topic: Schulz’s experimental prose belongs to the varied literary modernism of the early twentieth century.

• Chairil AnwarNarrower topic: Anwar’s formal freedom and compressed voice place his poetry within modernist change.

• Edith SödergranNarrower topic: Her free verse and striking imagery helped establish modernist poetry in the Nordic region.

• Italo SvevoNarrower topic: Svevo’s fractured perspectives and attention to inner life place his fiction within modernist writing.

• John BerrymanNarrower topic: Berryman’s formal experiments continue modernist breaks with stable poetic voice and structure.

• Odysseas ElytisNarrower topic: Elytis’s poetry uses modernist form while drawing on Greek history and myth.

• Post-painterly abstractionNarrower topic: Post-painterly abstraction developed within modernism’s sustained examination of painting’s own means.

• Roger FryNarrower topic: Fry helped establish modernist art as a serious subject of British criticism.

• Sidney NolanNarrower topic: Its formal innovations help explain Nolan’s departure from naturalistic depiction.

• Witold GombrowiczNarrower topic: His formal experiments place him within, while resisting easy classification by, modernism.

• Endre AdyNarrower topic: Ady’s formal and thematic innovations helped establish Hungarian literary modernism.

• Eyvind JohnsonNarrower topic: Johnson’s shifting viewpoints and treatment of time place much of his fiction within modernist experimentation.

• Gao XingjianNarrower topic: Modernist experimentation helps situate the fragmented structures of his fiction and drama.

• Hungry GenerationNarrower topic: The Hungry Generation belongs to modernism’s larger revolt against established artistic conventions.

• Kevin RocheNarrower topic: Roche’s commissions reveal how modernist design became an established language for major institutions.

• Mina LoyNarrower topic: Loy’s poetry and visual art belong to modernism’s break with established forms.

• Nâzım HikmetNarrower topic: Hikmet’s formal experiments connected Turkish poetry with international modernist currents.

• Nima YooshijNarrower topic: His poetic reforms are a major Iranian instance of modernist change.

• Quamrul HassanNarrower topic: Hassan's practice joined modernist experimentation to locally rooted visual traditions.

• Saint-John PerseNarrower topic: Perse belongs to modernism while retaining a distinctive continuity with classical rhetoric and epic scale.

• The Card PlayersNarrower topic: The series’ emphasis on constructed form helped establish Cézanne’s influence on modern painting.

• Wallace StevensNarrower topic: Stevens’s career unfolded amid the movement’s experiments in art and literature.

• Zeno's ConscienceNarrower topic: The novel’s fragmented self-account and distrust of stable identity align with modernist experiments.

• 1910sNarrower topic: The decade’s artists and writers used modernist forms to respond to rapid change and wartime rupture.

• Art of EuropeNarrower topic: European modernism formed one influential strand within a wider international transformation.

• Christopher SmartNarrower topic: Modernist writers and critics found value in Smart’s fragmentary, associative poetic forms.

• Cyprian NorwidNarrower topic: Later Polish readers found in Norwid’s compressed style an anticipation of modernist experimentation.

• Gerard SekotoNarrower topic: Sekoto adapted modernist approaches to subjects largely excluded from South African art institutions.

• Giorgos SeferisNarrower topic: Seferis adapted modernist techniques to Greek language and history.

• Ivan MeštrovićNarrower topic: His career spans modernist experimentation without settling into one avant-garde style.

• Neues SehenNarrower topic: New Vision translated modernist ambitions into photographic form.

• Osman WaqiallaNarrower topic: Waqialla’s compositions joined experiments with modern form to Arabic visual heritage.

• Pär LagerkvistNarrower topic: Lagerkvist’s early poetry and prose emerged amid modernism’s experiments with form and expression.

• Robert PingetNarrower topic: Pinget’s formal experiments belong to a longer modernist challenge to conventional storytelling.

• UnanimismNarrower topic: Unanimism is one distinct literary response to modern urban society and changing forms of collective experience.