Analytical+Cubism



=__** Picasso's "Three Musicians". **__=


 * Unlike some of Picasso's earlier works of analytical cubism, this piece has colour. The colours used are warm and earthly, which goes back to this era being about representing the natural world. You can definately see the three muscians, however their instruments are trickier to differentiate. The objects are overlapped, therefore catching your eye all over the piece, your eyes run around the work, it doesn't have one straight focal point . Pieces like this and such of George Braque's were unusual and a rarity in the 1900's and therefore probably not valued and just seen a toddler's work. This piece //DOES// have something in common with a toddler's piece, their both logical, not analytical and both make sense. The lines used are varied, some quite sharp, strong and where there's a strong, dark line there's a lighter soft line. This piece is beautiful and analytical cubism definately deserves more credit than it's given! **