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Cubism: a standalone construct

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Art history

the movement of Picasso and Braque that broke objects into faceted planes seen from several viewpoints, rejecting single-point illusion.

In art history, Cubism refers to the movement of Picasso and Braque that broke objects into faceted planes seen from several viewpoints, rejecting single-point illusion. This meaning comes from Kahnweiler (1920) in Der Weg zum Kubismus.[1]

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References

Kahnweiler, D. H. (1920). Der Weg zum Kubismus. Delphin. Open Library record

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