Exploring the Fascinating World of Cubism
Discover the captivating art movement of Cubism that originated in Europe in 1907, challenging conventional artistic norms and revolutionizing the way artists portrayed reality. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque were pioneering figures in this avant-garde style, with their unique approaches creating a new reality by breaking away from traditional artistic conventions. Dive into the mesmerizing geometric shapes and innovative techniques that define Cubism's three distinctive periods - Sezanovsky, Analytical, and Synthetic.
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Cubism originated in 1907 in Europe. Became the basis of his pagan culture, the main advantage of which is a full disclosure of the depicted events and objects. The new trend is called "Cubism" because of the similarity of visual techniques with geometric shapes. Artists Cubists revolutionized the art, they rejected all the conventions and canons optical realism, rejected perspective, chiaroscuro, found the means of artistic expression In the development of cubism are three periods: sezanovsky, analytical, synthetic.
The most outstanding representatives of cubism and its founders believe the two great artists - Pablo Picasso and Georges The main objective of the work of artists- Cubists was to create a new reality, through the renunciation of reality, not its comprehension. Braque.
Picasso "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" Picasso "Guitar"
Juan Gris "The man in the cafe" B. Kubi ta. "Pierrot"
