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Modern Painting, Its Tendency and Meaning
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Chapter 11 PICASSO AND CUBISM
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ncient painting only the human figure was used as a basis for organisation. Later landscape widened the scope of the
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1 Chapter 1 ANCIENT AND MODERN ART2 Chapter 2 PRECURSORS OF THE NEW ERA3 Chapter 3 éDOUARD MANET4 Chapter 4 THE EARLY IMPRESSIONISTS5 Chapter 5 AUGUSTE RENOIR6 Chapter 6 PAUL CéZANNE7 Chapter 7 THE NEO-IMPRESSIONISTS8 Chapter 8 GAUGUIN AND THE PONT-AVEN SCHOOL9 Chapter 9 DEGAS AND HIS CIRCLE10 Chapter 10 HENRI-MATISSE11 Chapter 11 PICASSO AND CUBISM12 Chapter 12 FUTURISM13 Chapter 13 SYNCHROMISM14 Chapter 14 THE LESSER MODERNS15 Chapter 15 CONCLUSION