cubism
Facet cubism or analytical cubism is the type of work Braque and Picasso did 1909-1912. They broke down form into fragments (facets), color was not of interest.
A work by Philip Absalon.
In Cubism.
Not by any famous painters. But you never know.
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cubism
Facet cubism or analytical cubism is the type of work Braque and Picasso did 1909-1912. They broke down form into fragments (facets), color was not of interest.
A work by Philip Absalon.
Strange type of work
In Cubism.
Cubism was a very original invention by Picasso and Braque. You might find some indirect influence from Cézanne.
Not by any famous painters. But you never know.
It was painted in Paris. There the influence of the Cubism style of Picasso andGeorges Braque appeared in Mondrian's work. His various studies of trees from that year still contain a measure of representation, but increasingly, they are dominated by the geometric shapes and interlocking planes commonly found in Cubism.
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George Braque used oil on canvas for his famous work "Violin and Candlestick," created in 1910. He incorporated a technique known as collage, integrating various materials such as sand and textured paper to enhance the composition. This piece exemplifies his involvement in Cubism, focusing on the interplay of forms and perspectives. The use of these materials contributed to the overall depth and complexity of the artwork.
Louis Vauxcelles saw a picture of Braque's and described it as a bunch of "little cubes". Thus, he coined the phrase 'Cubism'. While Braque, and many other cubists, never actually used the term to classify their work, the word 'cubism' caught on and still used today.