... , which was later referred to as Cubism. There were three basic stages of Cubism. The first stage, called Cezannesque Cubism, basically consisted of a few features created by piecing many different geometric shapes together to create an image. The next stage, called Analytic Cubism, started around 1910, and consisted of less shapes with less simplicity. Man With a Guitar, 1910, contains a few parallel ... ...

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... subjects of their paintings were deliberately distorted. Cubism was thought to be the most influential movement in the history of modern art. Typical cubist paintings analyze the subject in basic geometric shapes. The artist also often tried to show the subject from several view points at the same time. Surrealism took place between 1920 and 1950. Surrealism is an invented word ... ...

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... his work which appeared to come naturally to him since he had worked for numerous years as a commercial artist. Warhol used a graphic style and attempted to simplify the images into geometric forms which made them seem more mechanical like. He would often use a projector to enlarge the piece so that he could combine painting with his commercial art. Warhol did his ... ...

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