The Sacred Cause

Tom Sandqvist is Professor and Docent of Art History and Theory of Art at the University College of Arts, Crafts, and Design in Stockholm, and the University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland.

Contents: Miroslav Krleza's Teresienburg, Internationale Ausstellung Revolutionärer Künstler in Berlin, and the Uproar in Düsseldorf - Lithuanian « la belle époque » and the Birth of Polish Constructivism - Ljubomir Micic, the Barbaro-Genius, Zenitism, and Yugoslavian Dadaism - Lajos Kassák, Activism, Constructivism, and the Hungarian Soviet Republic - Karel Teige, Devětsil, Poetism, and the Czech Avant-Garde - Polish Dada, Witkacy, the Polish Avant-Garde, and Nationalism - «Halb-Asien», Sociological Circumstances, Conditions of Life, and a Remarkable Exhibition in Lemberg - Symbolism, Messianism, Przybyszewski, Nationalism, and the Polish People - Alfons Mucha, Franz Kafka, Franz Werfel, Bohemian Nationalism, and the Czech Turn of the Century - Mihály Munkácsy, Endre Ady, Hungarian Symbolism, and the City at the Danube.