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This is a good example of cubism because it has

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"Woman with a Blanket"
Oil on canvas

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vase bowl
paul cezanne
this art is made on canvas with paint it shows cubism very goodly

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Pablo Picasso.
Ma Jolie (1911-12)
Oil on canvas Museum of Modern Arts, New York
Good example of cubism because of all the straight edges and no curves in it at all

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Juan Gris. Harlequin with a Guitar. 1918. Oil on Panel. MET, 

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Juan Gris. Harlequin with a Guitar. 1918. Oil on Panel. MET, 

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Cubism is adding Straight lines, Gradual and also Tonal color values to thing.
To me it feel warm like the artist was trying to get the feeling of christmas eve.

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i like how the artist has taken your average whinny the pooh and turned him in to a gorgeous art piece. this artist used different shapes na shades to show a 3d image.the artist also used bright color to catch the average eye.

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Link: http://www.theartstory.org/artist-braque-georges-artworks.htm#pnt_2
Oil paint on stretched canvas... The date created was between 1910 to 1912... Located in Tate, London. The reason why I chose this piece was probably because it stroke an interest in me, and immediately caught my attention with its weird yet peculiar looks. I chose it due to its unique cubism and because of Braque's bizarre take on the bottles and fish he made into art.

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http://artist.com/art-recognition-and-education/the-lasting-effects-of-cubism/
i chose this art because i like how it looked and how all the details are there is if were a regular painting but it is cubed and not really any round edges . it is just a very cool painting to me.

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Link: http://www.theartstory.org/artist-picasso-pablo-artworks.htm#pnt_6
Why I selected this: I selected this piece because this represents the style of cubism very well. Mostly all of the round elements of this guitar are shaped to cubic or square. The different dimensions show this style of art to a great measure.
Place and Materials: Paperboard, paper, thread, string, twine, and coated wire - Museum of Modern Art, New York.-- the size was not found
Date: Made in 1912

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Pablo Picasso. Jeune Fille Endormie. 1935. 18 1/4x21 5/8 in.

I like this art work because unlike the other cubism pieces it stands out, it is categorized as cubism but is different. The painting tells a sweet innocent story, it is someone sleeping peacefully with bright beautiful colors that attracts attention to it. This is why I like this art piece.

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Gerorges Braque , Private collection,  1909 - 1909 , Cubism

I like this photo because i like how the artist did the shading and how he did the straight edging, and blended the shape and diiferent kinds of stuff in it.

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Lara Meissirel. Oil on canvas. 16x16. I chose this piece because of it displays nature. The artist used a mixture of warm and cool tones to create a colorful setting. These colors go together nicely because the flamingos are painted in shades of red and the background has every shade from the color wheel. The setting looks calming because there are flamingos and lotus flowers.

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Pablo Picasso “Guitar” (1912) paperboard, paper, string, wire 25 3/4 x 13 x 7 1/2" MoMA

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this is a painting in cubism of houses. I picked this piece of art because the colors go together nicely and the way its painted is calming.

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Oil paint on canvas, Date: 1910-1912,  Tate Modern, London, UK
Support: 619 x 749 x 20 mm frame: 856 x 984 x 67 mm.
I selected this art piece because it is unique. It is hard to tell what it is but its abstract looking so it looks very cool and I like the way it looks also the color in the painting is very good with the artwork.

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Image size:900 × 681Abstract Cubism Elephant by Tommervik. Oil on Canvas, 2010.http://tommervik.com/abstract-cubism-elephant/

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Image size:900 × 681Abstract Cubism Elephant by Tommervik. Oil on Canvas, 2010.http://tommervik.com/abstract-cubism-elephant/

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This art work speaks to me because i like the textures they used and the different shading around the elephant. I know this is an elephant because I can see its face and its trunk and he's tusk. This is a very interesting painting because of how they used the shapes. They used all different types of shapes in this peace and I think its pretty cool.

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Pablo Picasso, Still Life with Chair Caning, 1912, oil on oil-cloth over canvas edged with rope, 29 x 37 cm (Musée Picasso)
this reminds me of Art because its art tools and it looks very cool and very artistic the artist had drawn arts tools in a picture and it explains what the artist does.

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i like this art work because it looks very good and its is detailed i can tell what it is and it gives the deer a diffrent outlook or look and it changes the look of it it looks better than just a regular deer

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cub·ism
ˈkyo͞oˌbizəm
noun
an early 20th-century style and movement in art, especially painting, in which perspective with a single viewpoint was abandoned and use was made of simple geometric shapes, interlocking planes, and, later, collage.

Conduct some research into what Cubism is, and what is can look like. Select a Cubist artwork that exemplifies your understanding of this art style.

Be sure to include the following information in your Padlet post:
1) Include the artist's name as the Title
2)In description, include a complete credit line with title, date, media, size, and location. Include as much information as you can find.
3) Describe WHY you selected this example of art for this week's theme.
4) The link to your source.

When your Padlet post is complete, copy the Padlet link, open this assignment, add the link, and click "Done".