Futurisms [noun]

Surely here is the home of Post Impressionism and of Futurism.

There may be a science of Futurism in which the "force-lines" of a horse or a motor car may be part of a useful diagram.

Into this reticence pieces of futurism, Omega cushions and Van-Gogh-like pictures exploded their colours.

The difference between Pastism and Futurism is the difference between statics and dynamics.

Signor Marinetti, who coined the hideous word, "Futurism," goes still further.

Italian Futurism is the nearest approach to a pictorial expression of the Jazz spirit.

This writer begins by expressing his objections to the "principle of Futurism."

Futurism is strictly Italian: there is not a French name among its originators.

Again, Futurism claims not to paint maladies but their symptoms and results.

Considering Futurism purely from the standpoint of illustration we still are unable to justify its aims.