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Cubists aimed to break away from traditional perspectives in art by depicting subjects from multiple viewpoints simultaneously. This movement sought to represent the essence of objects rather than their appearance, emphasizing geometric forms and fragmented structures. By doing so, Cubists aimed to challenge conventional notions of space, depth, and representation, ultimately transforming how viewers perceive reality in art.
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What are the release dates for The Cubists - 1913?
The Cubists - 1913 was released on: USA: June 1913
Why did the Cubists painted like that?
Because they can and they liked it like that
What colours did cubists use in their paintings?
blue red and green
Which art movement did Paul Cezanne influence the most after his death?
The cubists.
Who did paul cezanne influence?
Fauves, cubists and all art advancements
Cubists created artworks that depicted objects as?
Answer this question… flattened and abstract.
How did post impressionism influence cubism and fauves?
It had no influence on the cubists. But the post-impressionists' free use of color was important to the fauves.
How did Paul Cézanne make a difference in the world?
His work is seen as the starting point for the cubists.
Cubists were most interested in creating art that?
Answer this question… visually broke up and reassembled objects.
Was Paul Cezanne one of the most influential artists of cubism?
No, he did not paint cubist art, but he inspired the cubists.
How did the rapid pace of technological change influence cubists artists in the early 20th century?
It led them to reject traditional artistic conventions
Who did Braque influence?
His cubist work influenced e.g. younger cubists as Juan Gris and Jean Metzinger, also some of the work of the Italian futurists.
