кубизм

кубизм

A movement in painting that flourished mainly in paris in the first decades of the twentieth century, led by pablo picasso and georges braque (and greatly influenced by paul cezanne) that revolved around a (varying) set of principles for the geometric and coloristic abstraction of observed forms.

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