art Q3

Cubism emerged around 1907

V

Cubism appeared in the 19th century

X

Cubism is based on deconstructing and reconstructing forms

V

Cubism depends on copying nature realistically

X

Cubism presents objects from multiple angles in one painting

V

Cubism follows traditional perspective rules

X

Cubism focuses on intellectual analysis

V

Cubism ignores structure and construction

X

Early Cubism used earthy colors like brown and gray

V

Bright colors were dominant in early Cubism

X

Later Cubism included stronger colors like green and blue

V

Color in Cubism is mainly decorative

X

Cubism is divided into two stages

V

Analytical Cubism focuses on reconstruction

X

Analytical Cubism uses limited colors

V

Synthetic Cubism includes adding scraps and materials

V

Synthetic Cubism avoids using new materials

X

Pablo Picasso was a pioneer of Cubism

V

Georges Braque worked with Picasso

V

Juan Gris developed Cubism in a structured way

V

Fernand Léger focused on cylindrical forms

V

Cubism is a geometric style

V

Cubism supports traditional realism

X

Cubism started in the 21st century

X

The purpose of color in Cubism is to serve form and construction

V

Cubism appeared in the

20th century

Cubism began approximately in

1907

Cubism is mainly concerned with

Structure and form

Cubism presents objects from

Multiple angles

Early Cubist colors were

Earthy and calm

Brown and gray are considered

Earthy colors

Later Cubism introduced stronger colors like

Green and blue

Analytical Cubism focuses on

Deconstructing forms

Synthetic Cubism focuses on

Reconstruction and adding materials

Cubism moves away from

Realism

The purpose of color in Cubism is to

Serve form

Cubism is divided into

Two stages

One pioneer of Cubism is

Picasso

Picasso's partner was

Georges Braque

Juan Gris is known for

Structured development of Cubism

Fernand Léger focused on

Cylindrical and mechanical forms

Cubism started in the

Early 20th century

Cubism emphasizes

Intellectual analysis

In early Cubism

bright colors were

Synthetic Cubism may include

All of the above

Analytical Cubism uses

Limited colors

Cubism is considered a revolution against

Traditional art

Cubism represents objects in a

Geometric way

Cubism focuses more on

Thought and analysis

Cubism rejects

Traditional perspective