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Cubism is an early-20th-century avant-garde art
movement begun in
Paris that
revolutionized painting and the
visual arts, and
influenced artistic innovations...
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Routes – On the
wrong track:
During this period,
Vasarely experimented with
cubistic, ****uristic, expressionistic,
symbolistic and
surrealistic paintings without...
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Archived from the
original on July 18, 2008.
Retrieved January 4, 2013.
Cubistic Mage (September 25, 2013). the
roller coasters of
cedar point. Retrieved...
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large heads, many of
which were in profile.
Later her
highly abstract,
cubistic and
totemic works consisted of
human faces rendered from
multiple angles...
- characteristics. It was
environmentally attentive,
though more abstract. It was
cubistic and
featured dramatic natural light. The
Esther M. Hill
House blends geometric...
- them into
motivic bits, pile them up in layers, and re****emble them in
cubistic collages and montages". The
duration of the work is
about 35 minutes. The...
- result,
paintings were
created in non-figurative, abstract,
geometric and
cubistic styles. The most
notable artists included Paul
Giudicelli (1921–1965),...
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African countryside in the
fashion of Paul Cézanne and
Robert Delaunay's
cubistic form concepts. The aim was not to
imitate nature, but to
create compositions...
- rink.[citation needed] Gründerzeit
tenements in
Johannesvorstadt district Cubistic fountain in a
Bauhaus housing complex Art Deco Luther's
Church Entrance...
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architectural expression. So much so, in fact, that even the
extremes of
cubistic modern architecture, the "cigar-box
covered with cold-cream"
style may...
