The bibliographic dissertation about cubism during World War I
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Cubism, HistoriographyAbstract
The history of Cubism established during the nineteen sixties and seventies that the movement developed between the years 1907 and 1914. This date however, due to the outbreak of the war, which meant that artists and art-dealers were dispersed around the world, ignores a fact which some publications during the nineteen eighties attempted to point out: the continuation of cubism by certain artists who had already been cubists before the war such as Juan Gris, Georges Braque or Fernand Léger, in addition to others who were to join them and contribute new lines of investigation such as Jacques Lipchitz or Henri Laurens, all of whom were supported by a young French dealer, Léonce Rosenberg and his gallery L’Effort Moderne.
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