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Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler

 
9781334043086: The Rise of Cubism (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Discover how Cubism transformed modern painting by turning objects, space, and color into a new kind of inquiry.

This introductory study excavates the ideas behind Cubism, tracing its move from a careful, object-centered approach to a language that treats memory, perception, and form as interwoven. It explains how artists like Picasso, Braque, and Leger reimagined space, replaced illusion with a coordinated scheme of forms, and used real objects to stimulate recognition in the viewer. The book also places Cubism in dialogue with other movements, from Futurism to non-objective painting, showing how the new language opened painting to fresh possibilities.

  • Learn how Cubism redefines space and form, and why color moved from expression to integration within the work.
  • See how real objects were introduced into painting to fuse memory images with abstract structures.
  • Explore the evolving relationships among Picasso, Braque, and Leger, and what each contributed to the movement.
  • Contextual background on related movements and debates in early 20th-century art.
Ideal for readers of art history, modern art, and anyone curious about how a radical shift in perception reshaped painting.

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