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    In cubism paintings‚ subjects were broken down into pieces for a deeper evaluation. In one of Cummings’ other poems‚ about a grasshopper‚ where the insect was hopping into view‚ but like “l(a”‚ the reader would take several tries to understand what the poem

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    Art Movements By: Jamie Becker Cubism Cubist art began in Paris around 1907 (20th century) Cubism changed the way we see the world. It “rejected the idea that art should imitate nature” The movement was most prevalent in France The dominant artists of this movement were Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque Futurism Futurism began in the early 20th century This movement was associated with concepts of the future‚ such as technology‚ cars‚ and even youth. Futurism was most powerful

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    The artwork that I chose for the museum art assignment was Footed Goblet‚ 1924‚ painted by Fernand Leger. Footed Goblet is at first glance a precisely-ordered grid of rectangles and curved shapes that lie flat against the picture plane. The painting was done on a medium of oil on canvas. Looking closely‚ objects described in terms of basic geometric forms become visible: upon a table rests an electric light‚ a book‚ a domino‚ and an adjustable lamp. On the shelf sits a footed glass. The painting

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    not only because he was the best Dutch painter ever‚ but also because of his style. Van Gogh highly influenced 20th century art. Van Gogh also influenced the art style known as cubism and he also influenced many artists such as Pablo Picasso. Without Vincent Van Gogh we wouldn’t have many different types of art such as cubism. Van Gogh was one of the best artists because his style was so different. Vincent Van Gogh also influenced many artists such as Pablo Picasso. They learned a new way to paint

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    seen as a form of protest. Furthermore‚ the essay will also argue that Guernica’s meaning has changed and it is now a symbol of peace whilst continuing to fulfil its purpose as a form of protest. Guernica is a large mural and an example of Synthetic Cubism painted by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973). Created using the medium of oil paint on canvas with a narrow palette consisting of the neutral hues: white‚ grey and black; the resulting formalist qualities of Guernica can have harrowing effects on the spectator

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    Jacob Lawrence is an African American painter known for his style of "dynamic cubism". He was born September 7‚ 1917 in Atlantic City‚ New York. He died June 9‚ 2000 in Seattle‚ Washington at the age of 82. The Builders (the family)‚ is one of Lawrence’s paintings featuring construction. This work was made on silk screen on wove paper‚ made in year 1974‚ 30 x 22-1/8 in size and currently resides in the DC Moore Gallery‚ New York‚ NY. In the painting‚ you see a family of African Americans walking

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    exploring further than other artists. The cubist movement was a type of essential approach to the representation of form and space. The style was first formed from Analytic Cubism to the later Synthetic Cubism‚ in which forms seemed to be covered over one another. Picasso was seen as a modernist artist as he was the co-founder of cubism‚ as well as most of his art being abstract and full of shape. Modernism is known for being individual as well as providing artistic theories while expressing and testing

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    Abstract: Modernism provides many of the major works that continue to define what literature and painting are. Understanding Modernism (between about 1870 and 1939) is essential for understanding modern literature. Can only gifted students understand Modernism? Can only gifted students understand modern literature and art? The focus here is on classics of prose‚ poetry and painting that are interesting in themselves and help to make sense of the period of cultural crisis that defined abstraction

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    Art is a part of our daily life and is present in numerous cultures across the world. It can affect our mood in a positive or disturbing way. Art provides us with a broad understanding of self-awareness and emotions. It allows us to express our imagination and human creative skills. Art grants us a distinct insight into our history. Pablo Picasso is one of the most profound artist of the twentieth century‚ but was deeply rooted in the art of the past. Guernica is powerful because of color and lighting

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    What is Anti-Art? Introduction I am going to be writing about anti-art and what it is. I feel that before I can fully explore this concept in more depth‚ I must first look at the question ‘What is art?’ and ‘How do we know it is art?‘. To understand what art is‚ you have to look at its surroundings‚ the art world‚ you have the people who make the art work‚ the painters‚ the sculptors etc. Then you have the people that exhibit the work‚ and finally you have the viewers‚ the people who attend

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