cubism

• That this was again coming into its own, Mother Francis was not aware, Mrs. Bradley concluded; this for the simple reason that she did not realise that it had ever given place to the impressionistic school, cubism, post-impressionism, or the erotic iniquity of surrealism. —  St. Peter’s Finger - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 09: 1938
• This St. Louis-based artist's retrospective appears like a survey of key period paintings from a distinct but elusive moment in aesthetic history, one that falls somewhere amid cubism, art deco, pop art and mid-century murals. —  Riverfront Times | Complete Issue
• So as poster artists were able to develop and apply a kind of stylistic shorthand version of big, painterly ideas like cubism or collage, artists from Picasso to Warhol appropriated, in some ways, the seductive, declarative graphic layouts of commercial art. —  PopMatters
• In the early 1900s, cubism was the avant-garde movement pioneered by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso. —  Automotive News Blog at CARandDRIVER.com - Car News Resource
• The project was named after a famous artist that brought us cubism and true to its name, the project looked like a cubism painting: you kinda know what it is but you know the parts were either distorted or all in the wrong place. —  The IT Skeptic - Comments

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