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collage: a standalone construct

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Art history

gluing paper and other materials onto a picture surface, which Poggi shows Cubists and Futurists used against the conventions of painting.

In art history, collage refers to gluing paper and other materials onto a picture surface, which Poggi shows Cubists and Futurists used against the conventions of painting. This meaning comes from Poggi (1992) in In defiance of painting.[1]

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References

Poggi, C. (1992). In defiance of painting: Cubism, futurism, and the invention of collage. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300051094

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