Picasso+at+the+Lapin+Agile+Analysis

analysizing...hmmm...it is very analytical. as we analyze this analysis of a greater analytical understanding of the analysizers...hmmmm dont you think?

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__Cubism 1907 - 1920__
A time where revolutionary ideas were made by combining art and intellect. Things are taken and broken apart and then analyzed. Cubism was a new way at looking at art, it changed the ideas of people of the ages. This movement can often be used to analyze Picasso's greater works. He as well as Braque, were the main contributors to the Cubism movement. There were two different types of Cubism, one was Analytical which was a more simple, dark form. The other was synthetic which was more energetic and often classified as a collage. Synthetic cubism employs the use of amny different media to create a single masterpiece. Picasso is credited for creating the synthetic form of Cubism, which later combined with Analytical Cubism.

- Albert Einstein's ideas could be classified as Cubism becuase he was a theoretical physicist. He thought of things to a deep er level. - Within the play Einstein's ideas greatly influenced Picasso's ideals which closely ties into the fact that Picasso founded the Cubism movement.

__Social Aspects__
During this era many people could not understand the complex art form that was Cubism. Many just saw it as a bunch of shapes and lines, and did not think past the shapes into the actual intellect of the piece. The art form went past their understanding of the more traditional lanmdscpe art they were used to. The art seemed to daring and too outlandish for their liking.

- These aspects characterize the argument over the Matisse painting. Many of the bar goers just saw the work as a bunch of sheep, when actuality it was a group of women artistically displayed.

- Einstein and Picasso represented the more advanced and in-depth thinking styles of the Cubism movement.



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