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synthetic cubism

/sɪnˈθetɪk ˈkjuːbɪzəm/

Tradução: Fase posterior do cubismo (c. 1912–1919), caracterizada por formas mais simples, cores vivas e uso de colagem e materiais mistos, na qual os artistas construíam imagens a partir de elementos prontos em vez de analisar as formas sob múltiplos pontos de vista.

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/sɪnˈθetɪk ˈkjuːbɪzəm/C1formalart
  • ptFase posterior do cubismo (c. 1912–1919), caracterizada por formas mais simples, cores vivas e uso de colagem e materiais mistos, na qual os artistas construíam imagens a partir de elementos prontos em vez de analisar as formas sob múltiplos pontos de vista.

A later phase of Cubism (c. 1912–1919) characterized by simpler shapes, brighter colors, and the use of collage and mixed materials, where artists constructed images from pre-existing elements rather than analyzing forms from multiple viewpoints.

  1. Art movement phaseC1formal

    A later phase of Cubism (c. 1912–1919) characterized by simpler shapes, brighter colors, and the use of collage and mixed media, where artists constructed paintings from pre-existing elements rather than analyzing natural forms.

    ptFase do movimento artístico

    • Picasso and Braque pioneered synthetic cubism by incorporating newspaper clippings into their works.
    • Synthetic cubism moved away from the monochromatic palette of analytical cubism.
    • The use of faux bois (fake wood grain) is a hallmark of synthetic cubist collage.