[                      ] International Style:
[                      ], [              ]
           a functional           style of the            20th-century derived from  
|                 design ideas of De Stjl & Bauhaus
[                         ] culminating in monumental                     Minimalism,
so called because it [          ] crossed national
                   and cultural barriers;
      laying the ground for the subsequent               |     graffiti movement
characterized by the use of steel
              and reinforced concrete,
                          wide segmented                windows,
uninterrupted                    interior space,                              simple lines,
& strict                        | geometric forms                      |
                                    ­[warehouses, lofts, office space] [              ]
In·ter·na·tion·al Style:                   Hard-edge painting
                          is painting in which abrupt transitions
                    between color areas  often of one unvarying color |
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