Cubism was an early 20th century abstract art style developed by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque that revolutionized European painting and sculpture. It involved depicting subjects from multiple viewpoints to represent the subject in a multidimensional way. The two main phases were Analytic Cubism, which used monochromatic colors and focused on reducing forms to geometric shapes, and Synthetic Cubism, which introduced collage and a wider use of color. Cubism influenced many later artistic movements and fundamentally changed how visual art was conceived.

1. CUBISM Katie Reily Stacey Klonowski “ Girl with Mandolin” 1910 - Picasso

4. “ Accordionist” Picasso 1911

6. “ Violin and Pitcher” Braque 1910

9. African Influence African Mask 1900 “ Three Women” Picasso 1908

10. Gauguin Influence “ Mandolina with Flowers” Gauguin 1883 “ Composition with Skull” Picasso 1907

11. Cezanne Influence “ Monte Sainte-Victoire” 1904 Cezanne “ Fishing Boats” 1909 Braque

16. 1907 - Picasso “ Les Demoiselles d’Avignon”

17. “ The Guitar Player” 1910 Picasso

18. “ Ma Jolie” (Woman with Zither or Guitar) 1911 Picasso

19. “ Girl with Mandolin” 1910 - Picasso

20. “ Glass and Bottle of Suze” Picasso 1912

21. “ Woman in an Arm Chair” 1913 Picasso

22. “ Still-life with Fruit-dish on a table” 1915 Picasso

24. “ Fruit Dish” 1909 Braque

25. “ Bottle and Fishes” 1910 Braque

26. “ Violin and Candlestick” 1910 Braque

27. “ Bottle, newspaper, pipe, and glass” 1913 Braque

28. “ Fruit Dish, Ace of Clubs” 1913 Braque

29. “ Still Life on a Table: Gillete” 1914 Braque

31. “ Man with Guitar” 1911 Braque “ Ma Jolie” 1911 Picasso

33. “ Portrait of Picasso” 1912 Gris

34. “ Guitar on a Chair” 1913 Gris

35. “ The Guitar” 1913 Gris

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