Cubism Review

Picasso and Braque’s starting point was a common interest in the later paintings of _______.

What famous Parisian icon was painted over 30 times by Robert Delaunay?

There were two major refinements of Cubism: Analytical and __________.

Which of the following was an element/ subject common to most Cubist still-lifes?

Analytical Cubism virtually abandoned ______ and a fixed single ___________.

Picasso executed a great number of papiers collés, what describes its purpose in a painting?

The Cubists reduced and fractured objects into __________ forms and then realigned them.

Cubism was the first _______ style of modern art.

What ‘invention’ developed in the Renaissance was disregarded in the creating of Cubist work?

Which of the following was not an element of a typical Synthetic Cubist composition?

One of the technical innovations Analytical Cubism introduced was the imitation of ________.

"Cubism" was named after an art critic described geometric forms as “cubes” in whose work?

________________ Cubism was influenced by the introduction of bold and simple collage shapes.

Picasso was inspired by what kind of art?

Where did Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque meet, discuss and create Cubist work?

Cubism put a new emphasis on the _____ between a depicted scene and the surface of the canvas.

Who of the following was NOT one of Cubism’s major players?

Which of these analogies are FALSE?

What year did Cubism emerge?

What other “interpretation” was considered by some as a third refinement of Cubism?

Analytical Cubism abandoned a fixed single _____________.

Cubism was primarily associated with painting. What other medium(s) did Cubism influence?

Cubism was a sister style (closely related) to _____________________.

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Cubists introduced __________ into painting.