Cubism
An early twentieth-century movement that fragmented subjects and combined multiple viewpoints within a composition.
Example
The Musée Picasso can place drawings, paintings and constructions together to show Cubism as a working process.
Sources: museepicassoparis.fr
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Art movements
Fauvism
A short-lived early twentieth-century movement known for strong non-naturalistic colour and simplified forms.
Collections and curating
Artist archive
Documents, photographs, notebooks and records preserved to study an artist's work and process.
Art movements
Impressionism
A late nineteenth-century movement associated with visible brushwork, changing light and subjects drawn from modern...
Art movements
Post-Impressionism
A broad label for artists who developed distinct structural, symbolic or expressive approaches after Impressionism.
