primitivism Definition
primi·tiv·ism (-tiv iz′əm)
noun
- belief in or practice of primitive ways, living, etc.
- the qualities, principles, etc. of primitive art or artists
primitivism Related Forms
prim′i·tiv·ist noun, adjective
primitivism Usage Examples
Converse of object
influence: When we visited there was a very striking exhibition examining how African folk art has influenced primitivism in western art.
Adjective modifier
- Western: In this sense too, anarcho-primitivism differs radically from other forms of Western primitivism.
- contemporary: Museum Without Walls stands as both totem and architectural model, creating a contemporary primitivism from cultural refuse.
Preposition: in
art: When we visited there was a very striking exhibition examining how African folk art has influenced primitivism in western art.
Browse dictionary entries near primitivism
- ‹ primitive
- ‹ primipara
- ‹ priming
- ‹ primeval
- ‹ primero
- ‹ primer
- ‹ primely
- ‹ primed
- ‹ prime time
- ‹ prime rib
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