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Title: Cubism


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Cubism
  • Pablo Picasso

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Cubism
  • The Cubism movement started in the early 1900s.
  • Pablo Picasso is one of the artists who pioneered
    this movement.
  • So, where did this movement come from?

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The mind of Pablo Picasso
http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso
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Pablo Picasso
  • Pablo Picasso was born in 1881 in a small town in
    southern Spain
  • His father was a painter who taught art
  • Picasso was amazing at an early age he attended
    the Royal Academy of Madrid starting at 16
  • Picassos teachers made him draw from plaster
    casts, which he thought was a ridiculous way to
    learn, so he began to work on his own
  • His father disliked his rebellious behavior, long
    hair and strange clothes he believed that
    Picasso was wasting his talent, asking him, Why
    dont you cut your hair and paint sensibly?

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Picasso continued
  • In 1900, Picasso went to Paris the center of
    the art world.
  • In Paris, he lived in an old building and
    constantly reflected on his dismal surroundings,
    which is often depicted in his early, realistic
    work.
  • Pablo Picasso was creating his artwork during the
    early to mid 1900s
  • Picasso didnt sell a lot of his work in his
    early years, but he is now one of the worlds
    most famous artists
  • His career lasted more than 70 years
  • Picasso lived to be 92 years old

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Picassos influence on Cubism
  • No artist has affected modern art more!
  • Picasso has completed thousands of masterpieces
    he went through a lot of different movements.
    Even though a lot of people think all of his work
    is weird, its not true!

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Early pieces by Pablo Picasso
Autoportrait à la palette (Self-Portrait with a
Palette), oil on canvas, Autumn 1906.
1896 self-portrait.
http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso
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Moving into Cubism
  • Gertrude Stein, 1906
  • http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso

Self-Portrait, 1907 http//www.artchive.com/artch
ive/P/picasso/self7.jpg.html
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Aficionado, 1912
The Glass, 1911 http//www.artchive.com/art
chive/P/picasso/wineglss.jpg.html
http//www.artchive.com/artchive/p/picasso/aficion
a.jpg
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L'Accordéoniste, a 1911
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Picassos epiphany
  • After Picasso had experienced the work of African
    artists specifically masks and sculptures his
    work became more simplified and angular. This
    was the start of the Cubism movement.
  • Picasso had a vision regarding what he wanted to
    represent through art with his new ideas. His
    goals included the following

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The goals of Cubism include
  • Getting as close to reality as possible by
    representing a real, natural object on a flat
    canvas by showing every side of the object.
  • Taking each point of view and emphasizing the
    geometric shapes by spreading all of these points
    out on a canvas.
  • Unfolding an image.
  • EXAMPLE Three Musicians, 1921
  • As Cubism developed, Picasso began to combine
    several points of view of an object and to
    overlap them this led to some images becoming
    almost unrecognizable.

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Some things we need to know
  • Line
  • Positive Space
  • Negative Space
  • Value

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Line
  • Contour Line A line that defines the boundaries
    of a form.www.artsmia.org/art_in_america/glossary
    .html
  • Practice
  • Remember use the RIGHT SIDE of your brain! Get
    out of your LEFT SIDE and just experience the
    process.

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Positive Space Negative Space
  • What is the Positive Space in this image?
  • What is the Negative Space in this image?

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Value
  • The degree of light to dark

Different degrees of values can add interest to
an image by creating the idea of depth, texture
and more.
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Pull it all together
  • Cubism
  • Line
  • Positive Space
  • Negative Space
  • Value
  • Using the influence of CUBISM, well be creating
    Shattered Images

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Shattered Images
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Shattered Images
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