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RMKWDHNH–The Street Pavers, by Umberto Boccioni, 1914, Italian Futurist painting, oil on canvas. Bent over laborers pounding street stones with pickaxes are painted in a synthesis of pointillism (aka divisionism) and Cubism. The artist was a leading Italian Futurist, a movement that celebrated industry and modernism (BSLOC 2017 7 1)
RMDYF152–Still life painting with Bordeux bottles. Painted in the Synthetic-Cubist style by Juan Gris. Completed in 1915. Oil on canvas. Juan lived between 23 March 1887 and 11 May 1927.
RMEH03T8–ActiveMuseum 0003406.jpg / The Forge 06/12/2013 - / 20th century Collection / Active Museum
RM2A602K8–le canigou 1921, by Juan Gris (1887 –1927), Spanish painter and sculptor connected to the innovative artistic genre Cubism
RMABWJKE–cubist cubism face portrait eye nose mouth flat geometric head human neuter gender paradox conflict fantasy
RFFXNFEB–Hand drawing faces in cubism style. Abstract surreal vector template can use for posters cards, stickers, illustrations, t-shirt
RM2JF3CFE–Jean Metzinger (1883-1956), French painter at the centre of the Cubism movement, portrait painting in oil on paper by Robert Delaunay, 1906
RMKEBCJP–Prague. Czech Republic. House of the Black Madonna, interior spiral staircase, designed by Josef Gočár 1911–1912. Museum of Cubism & Grand Café Orient
RME0M030–Feb. 02, 1953 - Cubism Revived at a Paris Art Exhibition one of the Strange looking ''sculptures'' that can be seen at the retrospective Cubist Exhibition now being held at the Museum of Modern arts, Paris.
RMKWDHT2–UNIQUE FORMS OF CONTINUITY IN SPACE, by Umberto Boccioni, 1913, Italian Futurist bronze sculpture. The artists classic striding figure forms are shaped by the power of its forward movement. Cubism profoundly influenced this Futurist masterpiece (BSLOC 2017 7 2)
RMG1DBWB–three Women 1921 by Fernand Henri Léger (1881 – 1955). French painter, sculptor, and filmmaker. In his early works he created a personal form of cubism which he gradually modified into a more figurative, populist style
RMDCN528–20th century - Rush hours, New York - Max Weber (1915) Philippe Sauvan-Magnet / Active Museum
RM2A5YRK8–Plans Diagonaux 1925 by Frantisek Kupka 1871-1957 Czech painter and graphic artist. He was a pioneer and co-founder of the early phases of the abstract art movement and Orphic cubism (Orphism)
RMD8W692–Porcelain Cubist design in the Cubism Museum at the House of the black Madonna in Old Town Stare Mesto Prague Czech republic
RMDYHE26–Czech Cubism Lantern, Prague Cubist Street Lamp, a unique work by Emil Kralicek (1913), Czech Republic, Europe, Gothic monastery gate behind
RMPXWW86–Prague. Czech Republic. House of the Black Madonna, Cubist building designed by Josef Gočár 1911–1912. The building houses the Czech Museum of Cubism
RMR90TX2–Prague. Czech Republic. House of the Black Madonna, Cubist building designed by Josef Gočár 1911–1912. The building houses the Czech Museum of Cubism
RME0M02Y–Feb. 02, 1953 - Cubism Revived at a Paris Art Exhibition one of the Strange looking figures that can be seen at the retrospective Cubist Exhibition now being held at the Museum of Modern arts, Paris.
RMKWDHTF–JUAN LEGUA, by Juan Gris, 1911, Spanish Cubist painting, oil on canvas. Analytic Cubist portrait of a man smoking a pipe is softer and more representational than comparable works by Cubism founders, Picasso and George Braque (BSLOC 2017 7 3)
RM2CWBEEF–Playing Cards and Siphon', 1916. Artist: Juan Gris. Found in the collection of the Rijksmuseum Kroller-Muller, Otterlo, Netherlands. Works of Juan Gris are closely connected to the emergence of cubism.
RMBG1RXP–Grand Cafe Orient at the Museum of Czech Cubism, Stare Mesto, Prague, Czech Republic, Europe
RM2A5YRKA–Les Disques 1918 by Fernand Leger 1881-1955 French painter, sculptor, and filmmaker. In his early works he created a personal form of cubism which he gradually modified into a more figurative, populist style
RMA1B4FP–Cubist porcelain design displayed in the Cubism Museum at the House of the black Madonna in Old Town Stare Mesto Prague Czech republic
RFJ002J2–Roman head sculpture in the ‘Italic cubism ‘ style, 2nd - 3rd century BC, found in the foundations of the Ministery of Finance on the via XX Septembre
RMKWDKD8–UNIQUE FORMS OF CONTINUITY IN SPACE, by Umberto Boccioni, 1913, Italian Futurist bronze sculpture. The artists classic striding figure forms are shaped by the power of its forward movement. Cubism profoundly influenced this Futurist masterpiece (BSLOC 2017 7 2)
RMEH03RW–ActiveMuseum 0003396.jpg / The sewing person 06/12/2013 - / 20th century Collection / Active Museum
RM2ARG7NC–'''Still Life'', 1913, by Alexandra Exter. ''Cubism'', 1914, by Nadeshda Udaltsova. ''Painterly Architectonic (Still Life: Instruments)'',1915, and
RMR90TXM–Prague. Czech Republic. House of the Black Madonna, Cubist building designed by Josef Gočár 1911–1912. The building houses the Czech Museum of Cubism
RMKWDHTY–STILL LIFE WITH A GUITAR, by Juan Gris, 1913, Spanish Cubist painting, oil on canvas. This work is strongly influenced by the Picasso/Braque second style, Synthetic Cubism as Gris named it. Flat forms are abstracted from objects, while others are imposed geometry independent of the subject matter (BSLOC 2017 7 4)
RM2CWBDWB–The Ships Depart', 1927. Artist: Paul Klee. Paul Klee (1879-1940) was a Swiss-born artist. His highly individual style was influenced by movements in art that included Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism.
RM2A602KJ–three Women 1921 by Fernand Henri Léger (1881 – 1955). French painter, sculptor, and filmmaker. In his early works he created a personal form of cubism which he gradually modified into a more figurative, populist style
RMA1B4FW–Porcelain Cubist design displayed n the Cubism Museum at the House of the Black Madonna in Old Town Stare Mesto Prague Czech republic
RFJ002J6–Roman head sculpture in the ‘Italic cubism ‘ style, 2nd - 3rd century BC, found in the foundations of the Ministery of Finance on the via XX Septembre
RMKWDKDT–JUAN LEGUA, by Juan Gris, 1911, Spanish Cubist painting, oil on canvas. Analytic Cubist portrait of a man smoking a pipe is softer and more representational than comparable works by Cubism founders, Picasso and George Braque (BSLOC 2017 7 3)
RMEH041T–ActiveMuseum 0003450.jpg / Composition 06/12/2013 - / 20th century Collection / Active Museum
RMB38MBJ–Kubista shop at the Museum of Czech Cubism selling art and crafts in cubist style Stare Mesto Prague Czech Republic
RMKWDHX2–UNTITLED, by Paul Klee, 1914, Swiss drawing and watercolor on paper. This is one of Klee early totally abstract paintings, made after his 1914 trip to Tunisia. (BSLOC 2017 7 67)
RM2CWBDX1–Yellow to Purple', 1923. Artist: Paul Klee. Paul Klee (1879-1940) was a Swiss-born artist. His highly individual style was influenced by movements in art that included Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism.
RMC9DP78–Prague, Czech Republic. House of the Black Madonna / Dum u cerne Matky Bozi (1911-12; Josef Gocar) at Celetna 34. Czech Cubism
RM2A5YRM8–the five senses 1931 by Georges Valmier (11 April 1885 ñ 25 March 1937). A French painter who encompassed the great movements in the modern history of painting, starting with Impressionism in his early years, then Cubism which he discovered when he was around 25 years old, and finally Abstractionism from 1921. He also designed sets and costumes for theatre and ballet, and models for fabrics, carpets, and other objects.
RM2DA42RC–Picasso House, Gosol, Catalonia - house where Pablo Picasso lived, and inspired his invention of cubism.
RM2HRD8P3–Composition by the American artist, Albert Eugene Gallatin (1881-1952), oil on canvas, 1937
RFJ002JD–Roman head sculpture in the ‘Italic cubism ‘ style, 2nd - 3rd century BC, found in the foundations of the Ministery of Finance on the via XX Septembre
RMKWDKEA–STILL LIFE WITH A GUITAR, by Juan Gris, 1913, Spanish Cubist painting, oil on canvas. This work is strongly influenced by the Picasso/Braque second style, Synthetic Cubism as Gris named it. Flat forms are abstracted from objects, while others are imposed geometry independent of the subject matter (BSLOC 2017 7 4)
RMEH03T6–ActiveMuseum 0003405.jpg / The knights 06/12/2013 - / 20th century Collection / Active Museum
RMAE6RK2–House of the Black Madonna, Museum of Czech Cubism, Grand Cafe Orient, Celetna, Old town, Prague
RMKWDHXE–STILL LIFE, by Paul Klee, 1927, Swiss painting, oil on board. Klee simplified forms of a goblet, half lemon, pitcher, cut onion, piece of paper, chalice, dice, Easter egg and cup. It is painted in primary colors of red, yellow, and blue and their complementary opposites, green, violet, and orange (BSLOC 2017 7 76)
RM2CWBEB0–'Passage through Provence', c1900-1906 Artist: Paul Cezanne. Cezanne (1839-1906) was a French artist and Post-Impressionist painter whose work laid the foundations for the transition from the 19th century impressionist movement to 20th century styles such as cubism.
