What is cubist painting?

Cubism (Cubism) is a movement and school in the history of modern western art, also translated as Cubism. 1908 began in France. Cubist artists pursue the form of fragmentation, analysis and reorganization, forming a separate picture-taking many combined fragments as the artist's display goal. Artists describe objects from multiple angles and put them in the same picture to express the most complete image of objects. The overlapping of various angles of objects creates many vertical and parallel line angles, and the scattered shadows make the cubist picture have no illusion of three-dimensional space caused by the traditional perspective of western painting. The background and the theme of the picture are alternately interspersed, which makes the cubist picture create two-dimensional painting characteristics.

Representative figure

Pablo Picasso

Fernand Leger

Georges Braque