The close and competitive working-relationship between Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in the radical, game-changing development of Cubist painting is a standard story in the history of Modern art.

I first learned about Cubism in an art history class my sophomore year of college. I remember the moment of revelation, after reading a lot about but still failing to grasp what exactly Picasso ...

Key points Cubist art reduces natural forms to the abstract. Therefore it must be interpreted by the viewer. Cubist art appreciation, on average, depends on whether or not the art itself can be ...

Though the exhibition is entitled “Picasso & Cubism,” the exhibition does not necessarily limit itself to the cubist works created by the Spanish painter. Rather, it includes a few of Picasso’s works ...

And, as with late Cubism, we see Keen’s conclusions throughout the visual echoes of the painting in its forms, gestures, shapes and flow of colors.

Societal transformations often spark controversy. In the early 1900s, a new movement in art — derisively called “cubism” for the bizarre cubes the art supposedly depicted — … ...

Pablo Picasso’s Cubism, arguably the most significant art movement of the modern era, was influenced by American comic strips, particularly The Katzenjammer Kids.

Cubist art appreciation, on average, depends on whether or not the art itself can be processed into something meaningful to the viewer. Two studies have shown that object recognition is an ...