Cubism is broken down into two divisions: analytical and, synthetic. Analytical cubism is the earlier phase of cubism. It is geometric shapes broken into fragments that overlap one another. It sought to break down objects into basic shapes of cubes, spheres, cylinders, and cones. The second phase of cubism is synthetic. Synthetic cubism is paintings created by pasting clippings from newspapers or other materials to the surface of the painting. Synthetic cubism also focuses on the texture of each material added. This technique is also known as collage.

Picasso’s analytical cubism portrayed objects as being flatter and mor

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