-
literature contains four
potential explanations for the
drastic increase in
secessions during the 20th century:
Ethnonational mobilization,
where ethnic minorities...
- of
legacy art
while it was
being reimagined. Of the
various secessions, the
Vienna Secession (1897)
remains the most influential. Led by
Gustav Klimt, who...
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Church in
North America Aventine Secession (disambiguation),
secessions of the
Aventine district in Rome
First Secession, from the
Church of
Scotland in...
- War of
secession may
refer to: War of independence, a
military attempt by a
rebel movement to have a
territory break away (secede) from a
sovereign state...
- An
Ordinance of
Secession was the name
given to
multiple resolutions drafted and
ratified in 1860 and 1861, at or near the
beginning of the
Civil War...
- The Photo-
Secession was an
early 20th
century movement that
promoted photography as a fine art in
general and
photographic pictorialism in particular...
- The
Secession Building (German: Secessionsgebäude) is an
exhibition hall in Vienna, Austria. It was
completed in 1898 by
Joseph Maria Olbrich as an architectural...
-
secession badge, also
called a
secession ****ade, was a
decorative flower made of
fabric or
ribbon that was used to
signal support for the
secession of...
- The
First Secession was an
exodus of
ministers and
members from the
Church of
Scotland in 1733.
Those who took part
formed the ****ociate
Presbytery and...
-
several other secessions in Germany,
including Jugendstil and the
Munich Secession. The
upheavals that led to the
formation of the
Berlin Secession began in...
