G10 Cubism

Question 1

• 1907 – 1908 invented by Pablo Picasso and Georges
  Braque.
• features subjects in a fragmented and deconstructed
  manner

Answer 1

Cubism

Question 2

derived from the remarks of critic Louis

Vauxcelles

Answer 2

Cubism

Question 3

• first abstract style of modern art

- emphasizes flat, two-dimensional surface

Answer 3

Cubism

Question 4

presents new reality in paintings that depicted
radically fragmented objects

introduced relativity by fusing memories and
observations

Answer 4

Cubists

Question 5

“ flat surface of the art
should be emphasized ”

“ colors should be arranged “

quotes from

Answer 5

Paul Cezzane

Question 6

inspiration but not the creator of cubism

Answer 6

Paul Cezanne

Question 7

made “Hillside in Provence” and “Bibemus Wuarry”

Answer 7

Paul Cezanne

Question 8

made “Les Demoiselles D’ Avignon” at 1907

Answer 8

Pablo Picasso

Question 9

made “Houses at L’estaque” at 1908

Answer 9

Georges Braque

Question 10

made “Still Life With Open Window, Rue Ravignan” at 1915

Answer 10

Juan Gris

Question 11

made “Tea Time” at 1911

Answer 11

Jean Metzinger

Question 12

made “Conquest of the AIr” at 1913

Answer 12

Robert De La Fresnaye

Question 13

made “Three Women” at 1921

Answer 13

Fernand Leger

Question 14

• 1908 – 1912

- Cubism artworks were chaotic

Answer 14

Analytic Cubism

Question 15

• painted with earth tones and muted grays
• featured fragmented objects, and overlapping
  planes and lines

Answer 15

Analytic Cubism

Question 16

• 1912 – 1914
• simpler and brighter
• includes real objects

Answer 16

Synthetic Cubism

Question 17

• a collage with patterned paper and newspaper
• the patterns, lines, textures and colors are
  interchangeable

Answer 17

Synthetic Cubism

Question 18

examples of Analytic Cubism

Answer 18

Ma Jolie

Violin and Palaette

Question 19

examples of Synthetic Cubism

Answer 19

Still Life with Chair- Caning

The Sunblind

Question 20

Filipino Cubists

Answer 20

Cesar Legaspi

Vicente Manansala

Question 21

• refined cubism in the Philippines.
• feature geometric fragmentation technique –
  intense and powerful

Answer 21

Cesar Legaspi

Question 22

• fragmented images, not overly distorted
• common subjects were the unique Filipino

objects such as sabong, jeepneys and barung-
barong

Answer 22

Vicente Manansala