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chubism
chubism by George Batchelor December 3, 2006
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cubism definition by cool A October 8, 2019
Chuism
A religion based around Latin Club at Health Careers High School. People who worship Chuism are called Chus. This worship is made around the Latin Clubs teacher. The beliefs include being kind to everybody no matter what, being academically honest, and trying your best on everything.
I worship Chuism.
Chuism by healthcareersjunkie September 8, 2018
cubism
1.Cubism is a description or label for a period or process of art style pioneered by Pablo Picasso. Picasso broke his images into pieces and changed subjects colors either by choosing hues across the color wheel or those which suited some other artistic purpose necessary to complete his theme. His broken mirror pieces probably were devices which allowed him to put other dimensions (time and space) of each subject matter onto the same canvas in whatever rearrangement suited his whims and compositions needs. In this manner, Pablos renderings actually escaped the limited dimensions of the canvas for all time.
2. The state of being a Cubano or Cubana refugee who has been torn from the old homeland and forced to accept the foibles and exhilerations of the new one.
2. The state of being a Cubano or Cubana refugee who has been torn from the old homeland and forced to accept the foibles and exhilerations of the new one.
1. Pablo Picasso broke his subjects into pieces and painted those shards with alternate hues in order to escape the usual dimensions of the painted canvas and formulate the school of cubism.
2. Dulce Maria was an American girl to the max and also had many tell-tale indicators of cubism.
2. Dulce Maria was an American girl to the max and also had many tell-tale indicators of cubism.
cubism by jim christ April 30, 2009
cubism
an art technique, mainly used and developed by Picasso, provides an absract image by using straight lines or distorting the picture by moving things about.
cubism by LibertineCubist August 2, 2005
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