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Cubism and Futurism

Cubism is a pre-1914 painting style developed by Picasso and Braque. If Renaissance artists wanted to disguise the fact that a canvas is flat, the Cubists accepted flatness as what made painting different from other arts. They found new ways of relating 3D space to a flat surface. Simultaneously, the Italian Futurists wanted to portray the dynamism of modern life.

24-page teaching notes

Specimen list of cards

BALLA: Giacomo Abstract speed or the car has passed, 1913; Giacomo Spatial forces, 1919

BOCCIONI, UMBERTO: Unique forms of continuity in space, 1913

BRAQUE, GEORGES: Clarinet and bottle of rum, 1911; Still life with harp and violin, 1912

DELAUNAY, ROBERT: Eiffel Tower, 1910/11; Political drama, 1912/13; The Cardiff team, 1912-13; Windows open simultaneously, 1912

GLEIZES, ALBERT: Football players, 1912/13

GRIS, JUAN: Breakfast, 1914; Still life, table and chair, 1925; The sunblind, 1914

LèGER, FERNAND: The Three Comrades, 1920; The Three women, 1921

MALEVICH, KAZIMIR: Englishman in Moscow, 1914; Musical instrument and lamp, 1913; Woman with buckets and child, 1912

PICASSO, PABLO: *Les Desmoiselles d'Avignon, 1907; Bottle of Vieux Marc, Glass, Guitar, 1913; Seated nude, 1909/10; The three dancers, 1925

SEVERINI, GINO: Still-life with violin, 1919; Suburban train arriving in Paris, 1915

WEBER, MAX: Rush hour, New York, 1915


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