Cubism
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- Created on: 09-05-13 15:16
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- Cubism
- Movements
- "Primitive Art"
- Focus on Egyptian/African art
- "Analytic Cubism"
- "Cubist Collage"
- combining different teqstures
- "Primitive Art"
- Cezanne (influenced)
- Picasso
- Braques
- Cézanne questioned the five hundred year old assumption established in the Renaissance that the role of art was to replicate reality
- Delauany
- Began in Paris in 1906
- Cubist painting is to exercise your perceptual and intellectual skills
- Uses overlapping patterns
- Allusions of reality
- Art became technological it began to reflect the perceptual values of industrialization
- Demands that the viewer notice the design and to acknowledge the realities of the fact of making and construction.
- Awareness that Paris was getting bigger and becoming the artistic capital.
- The cubists invented a new art form that would show the movement and life of the growing city.
- Tthe representation of the three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional picture plane
- Movements
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