Picasso and Cubism

Picasso and George Blake were in charge of invention of Cubism. Cubism is one of the most thorough restructuring of the meaning of art work. Cubism is a term derived from geometric schemes and cube reference. Cubism is considered the first and most influential among all sports in the art of the 20th century. Prior to Picasso 's painting of Cubism, some of his work showed primitive strength and violence when reading non - Western art consistent with European primitiveism.

In 1923, Picasso talked to American critic Marius DESYS about Cubism. The discussion was translated (with his approval) and published in the industry as "Picasso's speech". Picasso is really talking about Cubism, and he is not in the level of "research" in the picture. This is part of it. We all know that art is not true. Art is a truth to us, at least a lie that makes us realize the truth we understand. Artists need to know how to persuade others to tell lies. If he merely shows to his work that he searched and re-searched to give up the way of lies, he would not do anything.

All art is art, and should not be dismissed. In "Statement to Marius DESYUS in 1923", Picasso argued that art must convince people about their authenticity. Picasso defended the art of Cubism in his article. As Cubism resembles many other types of art, most people do not understand it. But Cubism is the same as the art that some people like to understand - it shares the same principles and elements with all other / all types of art. Picasso cited an example of reading a book in English to the reader and explained his argument. He said that reading books has no meaning, but that does not mean there is no English. He stated that he should not be held responsible for what he does not understand what he does not understand. Picasso thinks that art should not be said that it is not just art as it does not understand it.