First Look
After the War: Art in Search of a New World
So glad you stopped by.
Six games in a row: every right answer adds points.
Game 5 of 5★ up to +150 a right answer
- 1Soulmates+100
- 2Intruder+100
- 3Blind Date+100
- 4Crush+100
- 5Red Thread+100
Answer the four clues, then name what ties them.
♪ Read aloud with an adult
Four masters, one big adventure. Spot each one by their style. Then find what they share.
Dutch. His painting boiled down to straight black lines and pure color. One of his most famous works catches the beat of music and city streets.
Born in a small town in Belarus. His canvases mix memories, animals and lovers floating in the air.
French. He painted workers and modern objects in firm, almost metallic shapes.
German. Somewhere between Dada and Surrealism, he turned the textures of floors and leaves into mysterious pictures.
The thread — What life-changing choice did all four make in the 1940s?
One world cracks. Another starts to sketch itself. Between 1940 and 1960, art crossed borders, changed cities and dared to try something new. Come flirt with that era. Clues, twists, a little mystery. Look closely and let your eye be charmed.