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The Progression of Cubism

The Progression of Cubism. Introduction to the movement associated with Pablo Picasso’s work. The Progression of the Cubist Movement. Protocubism. COMPARE. Check Your Knowledge. Analytical Cubism. Synthetic Cubism. Protocubism. Analytical Cubism (1908 - 1912).

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The Progression of Cubism

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  1. The Progression of Cubism Introduction to the movement associated with Pablo Picasso’s work.

  2. The Progression of the Cubist Movement Protocubism COMPARE Check Your Knowledge Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  3. Protocubism

  4. Analytical Cubism (1908 - 1912)

  5. Protocubism vs. Analytical Cubism Dryad, 1908 Girl with a Mandolin (Fanny Tellier), 1910

  6. Synthetic Cubism (1912 - 1919)

  7. Analytical vs. Synthetic Cubism Girl with a Mandolin (Fanny Tellier), 1910 Still-life with Fruit-dish on a Table, 1915

  8. Characteristics of Protocubism • Simplification of natural forms (Cylinders, spheres and cones) • Represent all facets of a three dimensional object on a single picture plane

  9. Characteristics of Analytical Cubism • Breaking a piece down into it's basic geometric components on one picture plane • analysis of the subjects (pulling them apart into planes)

  10. Characteristics of Synthetic Cubism • pushing of several objects together • Collage--physical pieces of newspaper clippings, journals, sheet music were added to the composition • fewer planar shifts • less shading and flatter space

  11. The Guitar Player (1910) Question of the day:Which stage of Cubism does this belong to and why? Protocubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  12. Glass and Bottle of Suze (1912) Question of the day:Which stage of Cubism does this belong to and why? Protocubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  13. Clarinet and Violin (1913) Question of the day:Which stage of Cubism does this belong to and why? Protocubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  14. Bather (1908) Question of the day:Which stage of Cubism does this belong to and why? Protocubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  15. Portrait of Ambroise Vollard (1910) Question of the day:Which stage of Cubism does this belong to and why? Protocubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  16. Composition with Skull (1908) Question of the day:Which stage of Cubism does this belong to and why? Protocubism Analytical Cubism Synthetic Cubism

  17. Answer: Protocubism WHY? • Still naturalistic forms but simplified to geometric shapes

  18. Answer: Analytical Cubism • Why? • Flattened Planes • Volumizing techniques in geometric shapes

  19. Answer: Synthetic Cubism • Why? • Use of mixed media • Less shading

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  23. Answer: Synthetic Cubism • Why? • Use of mixed media • Less shading

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  25. Answer: Analytical Cubism • Why? • Flattened Planes • Volumizing techniques in geometric shapes

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  27. Answer: Protocubism WHY? • Still naturalistic forms but simplified to geometric shapes

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  29. Resources • All images from this presentation came from: http://www.free-art-images.com/image_archive.html http://galeria.klp.pl/p-5103.html

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