Which of the following was a characteristic of the avant-garde movement in France in the 1920s?

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The avant-garde movement in France in the 1920s was known for its surrealist content, which sought to break away from conventional artistic and societal norms by exploring the unconscious mind and dreams. Objective observation and a desire to please were not key characteristics of this movement. While there may have been actors involved in the production of avant-garde works, an abundance of actors was not a defining feature of the movement. Critiques of capitalism were more commonly associated with Marxist and socialist movements.

Which of the Following Was a Characteristic of the Avant-Garde