Letterism
Letterism is the alternative form of Lettrism.
Meaning of Lettrism
Proper noun
Lettrism
- A French avant-garde art and literary movement established in the mid-1940s, owing inspiration to Dada and surrealism.
- So if lettrism, like Dada, came out of a reaction against a world war, Lettrism did not remain a protest . . . [but became] an exaltation of permanently renewed arts, philosophy, scientific knowledge, technology; […]1983, Tom McDonough, quoting Jean-Paul Curtay, Lettrism: A Neo-Dadaism?, quoted in Guy Debord and the Situationist International: Texts and Documents, MIT Press, published 2002, →ISBN, page 442
Questions about Letterism
- What is Letterism the alternative form of?
- Letterism is the alternative form of Lettrism.
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