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Analytic Cubism: a standalone construct

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Art history

the early phase of Cubism, about 1909 to 1912, in which objects are dissected into small, muted, overlapping planes.

In art history, Analytic Cubism refers to the early phase of Cubism, about 1909 to 1912, in which objects are dissected into small, muted, overlapping planes. This meaning comes from Golding (1959) in Cubism: a history and an analysis, 1907-1914.[1]

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  1. Golding, J. (1959). Cubism: a history and an analysis, 1907-1914. Faber. Open Library record

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