Thanks for this. I really needed a lot of information for our Humanities course.
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a lot of people don't really like this style but it was very famous because Picasso did it
Decent video, very well narrated. Could be better. As usual, Braque gets sidelined. Cubism is my favourite form of art, though I started out with Surrealism and fell madly for Impressionism.
Also, I hate to be picky, but the painting at 2:30 is actually an example of 'Purism'.
🙂 cool
Don't forget its influence on film maker OLIVER STONE.
Thank you for another well put together video. I really love cubism too.
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Does anyone know what the paining of the city is a 5:20 ?
Thanks!
Cubism looks confusing ?
I have input dye
Well done Phil. In a matter of 6 minutes or so you have captured with essence of cubism in a colourful, musical and soulful way. Albert Gliezes and Mainie Jellett (from Ireland) are two of my favourite artists. Jellett in particular, in the face of much opposition, ensured that cubism and abstractionism eventually were embraced in our country.
I don't know why but when I am in a state of despair I find cubism to be consoling.
The start of a freedom
LEGO here we go.
Why was cubism created?
Could anyone recommend me some good cubist books? I don't mean books about cubism but books written in that style. Thanks alot, great video.
Phil, hello! Would you please give us the names of the gentleman portraited at 0:40, and the author/context of when it was taken? Thank you.
i'm studying interior design at a technical college, and our teacher uses those videos in class alongside our standard book
You always use good examples of the art period you're focusing on
Georges, pronounced George, not George's. The S is silent.
This video is quite a lovely one in itself. The way you describe cubism is highly understandable and well spoken. As I am selecting to do research on this topic for my Ap Lang class, your video is a very useful resource. Thank you. I hope to attempt to paint in a cubist style soon after I complete my personal studies on the topic for my selected course.
Art nowadays is just made for the sake of good wall piece , make a line stretched from end to end on canvas , taddaa 50 M $ sold .
Grreat stuff
Love all your videos. So educational . Thank you.
Cubist and Futurist Designs available here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/carpaccio/collections/502013-art?order=recent
Thanks for this. I really needed a lot of information for our Humanities course.
Kunskapsskolan…
KunsKapssKolan…
Kunskapsskolan KKK confirmed?
a lot of people don't really like this style but it was very famous because Picasso did it
Decent video, very well narrated. Could be better. As usual, Braque gets sidelined. Cubism is my favourite form of art, though I started out with Surrealism and fell madly for Impressionism.
Also, I hate to be picky, but the painting at 2:30 is actually an example of 'Purism'.
🙂 cool
Don't forget its influence on film maker OLIVER STONE.
The first abstract style in modern art??
Ooo ? I like Cubism. I had no idea .
Thanks!
The start of a tragedy.
5:24 – who did this?
Thank you for another well put together video. I really love cubism too.
UR SHIT SSUNDEE CRAP
Does anyone know what the paining of the city is a 5:20 ?
Thanks!
Cubism looks confusing ?
I have input dye
Well done Phil. In a matter of 6 minutes or so you have captured
with essence of cubism in a colourful, musical and soulful way. Albert Gliezes
and Mainie Jellett (from Ireland) are two of my favourite artists. Jellett in
particular, in the face of much opposition, ensured that cubism and
abstractionism eventually were embraced in our country.
I don't know why but when I am in a state of despair I find cubism to be consoling.
The start of a freedom
LEGO here we go.
Why was cubism created?
Could anyone recommend me some good cubist books? I don't mean books about cubism but books written in that style. Thanks alot, great video.
Phil, hello! Would you please give us the names of the gentleman portraited at 0:40, and the author/context of when it was taken? Thank you.
i'm studying interior design at a technical college, and our teacher uses those videos in class alongside our standard book
You always use good examples of the art period you're focusing on
Georges, pronounced George, not George's. The S is silent.
This video is quite a lovely one in itself. The way you describe cubism is highly understandable and well spoken. As I am selecting to do research on this topic for my Ap Lang class, your video is a very useful resource. Thank you. I hope to attempt to paint in a cubist style soon after I complete my personal studies on the topic for my selected course.
Art nowadays is just made for the sake of good wall piece , make a line stretched from end to end on canvas , taddaa 50 M $ sold .
Why don't I see any beauty in it? ?
thanks phil