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Introduction Cubism is a form of abstract art, which unlike other styles of art, the objects or people aren’t looked at realistically. ... Two artists, who go by the name of Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, created cubism in the 1900’s. While in France, these two artists decided that art needed a new style and so they created cubism, which looked at art in a different way. ... Picasso and Braque felt motivated to express art in the style of cubism, because it turns an ordinary piece of artwork into an interesting and creative piece. ... Interpret I think that Juan Gris, the artist of “Two Figures,” was trying to show people that cubism is just as effective and creative as normal paintings. ... He was an independent-minded artist, he extended his own variety of cubism to include powerfully modeled forms. ... Leger worked for architects early in his life, and was then drawn to the geometric precision of cubism. Judge I think that abstract art, specifically cubism, is a different and new creative style of art. |
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