The document discusses Cubism, an influential early 20th century art style created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Cubist paintings show objects from multiple angles simultaneously rather than a single perspective, using geometric forms like cubes, spheres, and cones. Early Cubist works from 1907-1912 were Analytical Cubism, using monochrome colors and flattening forms. Later Synthetic Cubism from 1912-1914 incorporated collage elements and brighter colors. Key Cubist works mentioned include Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Violin and Candlestick, and Guernica. The document also provides brief biographical details about Picasso.

6. 1.
A closely woven, sturdy
cloth frequently stretched
over a frame and used as
a surface for painting

7. 1.
A closely woven, sturdy cloth
frequently stretched over a
frame and used as a surface for
painting
canvas

8. 2.
The area of an image that
appears closest to the
viewer

9. 2.
The area of an image that
appears closest to the
viewer
foreground

10. 3.
a view in which you can see a
long way over a wide area of
land

11. 3.
a view in which you can see a
long way over a wide area of
land
panorama

12. 4.
The specific material used
by an artist, such as oil and
brush

13. 4.
the specific material used by
an artist, such as oil and brush
medium

14. 5.
a type of painting or drawing
of an arrangement of objects
that do not move

15. 5.
a type of painting or drawing
of an arrangement of objects
that do not move
still life

16. 6.

17. 6.
The
Lacemaker

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19. 7.
The Potato
Eaters

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Salvator
Mundi

23. Cubism
influential visual
arts style of the
20th century

24. use of cubes,
spheres,
cylinders, and
cones

25. Cubist paintings
show objects from
many angles at
once.

26. Cubism
created by Pablo
Picasso and
Georges Braque

27. “little cubes” -
art critic

28. Cubism
Paris between 1907
and 1914

29. Les Demoiselles
d’Avignon
(The Young Ladies
of Avignon) by
Picasso

30. Les Demoiselles
d’Avignon
(in 1907)
five nude female
prostitutes

31. Les Demoiselles
d’Avignon
the first Cubist
painting

32. The Museum of
Modern Art
Midtown
Manhattan, New
York City

33. The Museum of
Modern Art
Midtown
Manhattan, New
York City

34. The Cubist style
from about 1910 to
1912 is called
Analytical Cubism.

35. Analytical Cubism
subjects-painted
from different
angles

36. Analytical Cubism
usual colors: black,
brown, cream,
green, blue, and gray

37. Analytical Cubism
monochromatic

38. Analytical Cubism
motifs: musical
instruments, bottles,
pitchers, glasses,
newspapers, and the
human face and figure

39. Synthetic Cubism
Painters mixed
together different
shapes.

40. Synthetic Cubism
more colors

41. Artists often pasted
such objects as
pieces of newspaper
or cloth onto the
canvas- collage

43. Violin and
Candlestick
(by Braque)

44. Three Musicians
(by Picasso)

45. Portrait of
Picasso
(by Juan Gris)

46. Guernica
(by Picasso)
a large 1937 oil
painting

47. Guernica
named for the
Spanish city
(bombed in 1937)

48. Guernica
can be seen in
the Museo Reina
Sofia in Madrid

49. Spanish Civil
War (1936–39)

50. Spanish Civil War
Emilio Mola and
Francisco Franco -
generals

51. Franco called upon
Nazi Germany and
Fascist Italy for aid.

52. Girl with a
Mandolin
by Picasso

53. Girl with a
Mandolin
Museum of
Modern Art in
New York

54. Ang Magbabayo
1979
Vicente
Manansala

55. I and the Village
Marc Chagall

56. I and the Village
Chagall's
childhood in the
town in Russia

57. I and the Village
Museum of
Modern Art, New
York

58. Green Violinist
By Marc Chagall

59. Green Violinist
violinist dancing
in a rustic village

60. Paris through the
Window
Marc Chagall

61. Paris through the
Window
Modernity of
Paris

62. Picasso's full name has 23
words
Pablo Diego José Francisco
de Paula Juan Nepomuceno
María de los Remedios
Cipriano de la Santísima
Trinidad Martyr Patricio
Clito Ruíz y Picasso

63. His first word was
"piz," short of lápiz.

64. 13,500 paintings
300 sculptures
and ceramics

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