'Analytic cubism' diaporamas de présentation

Modern Review

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Chapter 19 The Twentieth Century: The Early Years

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Lecture. 12. Unit. 2. Summery of Lecture 11.

Lecture. 12. Unit. 2. Summery of Lecture 11. LECTURE. 11. UNIT. 2 Making Calligraphies using different tools and mediums. (Practical) After this practical based lecture 10. Unit. 2. In lecture 10 we discussed Important Pakistani Calligraphers and their work.

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CUBISM

CUBISM CUBISM Cubism was an art movement in France that lasted from 1908 to 1918 and beyond. It was started by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque . CUBISM

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Invention of Abstraction

Invention of Abstraction. Cubism, Futurism, De S tiijl. Prior to Abstraction. Expressionism Fauvism Led to Cubism. What is Abstract Art?. Abstract art came about at the beginning of the 20th century. It is the opposite of Expressionism

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Cubism

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Cubism (1907-1914)

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What is the subject of this painting? How do you know? What makes it difficult to tell?

What is the subject of this painting? How do you know? What makes it difficult to tell?. How are these similar?. Pablo Piccaso . Portrait of Kahnweiler . 1910 . Georges Braque. Violin and Candlestick. 1910 . CUBISM:

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ORIGINS OF CUBISM

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ORIGINS OF CUBISM

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Analytic Cubism

Analytic Cubism. -art period that went from 1909 through 1912 -developed by Picasso and Braque -made of geometric shapes and characteristics details - monochromatic palette. Girl with a Mandolin. -early example of cubism -Picasso -shades of brown, tan, yellow, and green -muted or dull

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