
How to painting Cubism art?

Task
Evaluation
Base students’ analysis on the capacity to classify and compare polygons and make use of these forms generate portraits of an individual.
Glossary
abstract (adj)
not identifiable; lacking pictorial representation or narrative content but utilizing color, type, and surface for expressive or decorative functions
Cubism/Cubist (n, adj)
the early-20th-century art movement led by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) and Georges Braque (1882-1963) that used abstract, disconnected forms to depict a few views of the same topic simultaneously, emphasizing the basic geometry or construction of the subject; of or relating to Cubism
polygon (letter)
in geometry, a union of portions connected end-to-end. The segments are known as edges. Two edges satisfy at a vertex (pl., vertices). How many edges of a polygon is equivalent to the number of vertices.
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