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Cubism
By: Emma Babtan, Emily Pawczuk, and Charlene
Dinogan
Characteristics
 Geometric Shapes
 Simultaneity
 Passage
 Restricted Color
 Almost abstract
Movement Influences
 Symbolism
◦ Rejected “real”world appearances
 Post-Impressionism
◦ Allowed to be emotionally guided
Influences
 Paul Cezanne (1839-1906)
◦ Main influence on cubist artists
◦ “Nature should be treated as cylinders,
spheres, and cones.”
◦ Made rigid lines and figures to add structure
to paintings
 Henri Rousseau (1844-1910)
Gallery Cubists
 Pablo Picasso
 Georges Braque
 Juan Gris
Salon Cubists
 Jean Metzinger
 Albert Gleizes
 Robert Delaunay
 Fernand Leger
 Tendency to write and theorize
Beginnings
 Picasso and Braque
 Paintings, sculptures, and poems
 Popular from start
 Les Demoiselles d’Avignon-Picasso
 L’Estaque Series-Braque
Analytic Cubism 1910-1912
 Picasso and Braque
 Less color
Synthetic Cubism 1912-1914
 More collage like
 More color
 Larger
Pablo Picasso
About Pablo
 Full Name: Pablo Ruiz Picasso.
 Birth Name: Pablo Diego Jose Francisco
de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Maria de los
Remedios Crispiniano de la Santisima
Trinidad. (17 words)
 Born in Malaga, Spain October 25, 1881
 Died in Mougins, France April 8, 1973
 2 wives: Olga Khokhlova and Jacqueline
Roque.
History- Before 1901
 Pablo’s father was also a painter. Painted
natural objects like birds.
 At age 7 Picasso started getting
professional art training from his father.
 Went to several art school because he
moved and he didn’t like taking directions.
 Moved to Paris
Blue Period- 1901-1904
 Only used shades of blue and blue-green
 Painted blue because of his depression
(the suicide of his friend)- added
prostitutes, beggars/poor people, and
drunks, blinds and social outsiders.
 The Frugal Repast (1904)
◦ A blind man and woman
that can see, sitting at a table
that is bare.
Rose Period- 1904-1906
 Uses the colors orange and pink
 a possible reason he changed from blue
to pink is his happy relationship with
Fernande Olivier.
 Used a lot of Harlequins, circus
performers, and clowns.
 Started to make abstract art.
 Seated Female Nude (1905)
◦ Figure is recognizable but not
an actual person.
African-Influenced Period- 1907-
1909
 Strongly influenced by African sculptures.
 Period was also called the Negro Period
or Black Period.
 The French Empire was taking over parts
of Africa so a lot of African art in France.
 Started to collect African art while making
the Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.
Cubism Period- 1909-1912
 Cubism started with Picasso and Georges
Braque.
 Used different shapes ( cylinder, squares,
spheres) and colors like grey, blue, and
ocher.
 Ma Jolie (1911)
Classicism and Surrealism Period-
1918-1945
 Art work started to look like objects.
 During the uprising ofWorldWar 1.
 Classicist painting would be The Lovers.
Surrealist painting would be Woman with
Flower.
Later Works- After 1945
 Created a Dove symbolizing peace during
WorldWar 2.Won the International Stalin
Peace Prize twice.
 Started to draw a Series of paintings
calledVerve Suit. It contained 180 pictures
and had clowns, circus performers, cupid
figures and many more.The works
became more expressive and colorful.
Young Acrobat on a
Ball- 1905
Beginning of the Rose Period
Man with a Pipe-
1915
Transition from Cubism to Surrealism
Guernica- 1937
Surrealism
The Dream- 1932
Surrealism
Les Demoiselles
d’Avignon- 1907
African Period
Georges Braque
About Georges
 Full Name: Georges Braque
 Born inVal-d’Oise Argenteuil.
 Born on May 13, 1882
 Died on August 31, 1963 in Paris.
 Father was also a painter.
Early Life
 Started painting with his father
landscapes.
 Took light and broke it up. Illuminated
each plane differently
Cubism
 Braque took the picture and made it
geometric figures but still added shading
so it looks 3-D and flat. He also
interested in making Cezanne’s idea of
multiple perspectives.
 Created a collage and invented the Papier
Colle technique.
Road near
L’Estaque- 1908
Cubism
Violin and
Candlestick- 1910
Man with a Guitar-
1911
Woman with a
Guitar- 1913
Influenced
 Abstract
 Conceptual
 Pop
 Ready-mades
FERNAND LÉGER
Fernand Léger (1881-1955)
 Born in Argentan, France
 Died in Gif-sur-Yvette, France
 1909 joined the Cubists
 Colors and shapes
 “Tubism”
The Card Players- 1917
The City-1919
The Tugboat- 1920
JUAN GRIS
Juan Gris (1887-1927)
 Born in Madrid
 Died in Paris
 First a Magazine Illustrator
 Inspired by Picasso and Braque
 Abstract Shapes
Portrait of Picasso- 1912
Landscape at Céret- 1913
Still Life (Fantomas)- 1915

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