After the First World War, Picasso worked almost simultaneously in two separate styles: Synthetic Cubism and a neoclassical style with heavy, firmly modeled figures. A few years later, these two began ...

NEW YORK — Picasso studies ... earlier forays into a more stringent cubism and evolving new and more conservative representational approaches. And the paintings are not so dissimilar as they ...

Prior to the painting, Picasso had become famous as one of the founders of Cubism, a style of art in which the subject or object in the painting appears fragmented into geometric forms.

Cubism, the twentieth century’s new revolutionary art formula, which the public was also to hoot at, was almost on its way in, though Picasso, who was to lead Cubism, didn’t know it yet.

It makes the subject close subjectWhat the art is about. look as if it is broken up or sometimes made from cubes. Pablo Picasso and the artist George Braque invented Cubism as a new form of art.

But “Picasso 1906: The Turning Point ... His approach led directly into cubism. Cubism changed everything — and not just in ...

Venerated today as a co-inventor of Cubism, which he developed in spirited competition with Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, Gris is widely celebrated for pioneering a new kind of art.

Picasso's most expensive painting to sell at auction was Les Femmes ... most notably inspiring "Cubism", which shows objects or people from many angles at the same time. In a career spanning ...

Picasso melded the forms he saw in African sculpture with the fractured compositions he admired in Paul Cézanne to produce the style of Cubism. Not limited to painting, the artist also produced ...