![]() 1. "This reasonable, classical, Cubist art... had been heralded of course by... the publication in 1907 of Cézanne's dicta: 'All of nature models herself according to the sphere, the cone and the cylinder'..." |
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![]() 2. "Space as such, and the objects within it, are symbolized by advancing and receding planes, drawn and modulated in Cézanne's technique". |
![]() 3. The basic principle of this art, which I christened 'Flat-pattern Cubism..., was the acceptance of the canvas as a physical flat plane on to which other flat planes could be imposed or suggested". | |
![]() 4. The artist who is concerned to fashion classical architectural pictures must construct his architecture as far as possible with constant universal forms." |
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