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UK
/kjˈuːbɪst/
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[ US /ˈkjubɪst/ ]
[ US /ˈkjubɪst/ ]
NOUN
- an artist who adheres to the principles of cubism
ADJECTIVE
-
relating to or characteristic of cubism
cubist art
How To Use cubist In A Sentence
- The montage of icons does cohere into a sort of meta-icon perhaps, of dogs that are (for me) short-haired, middling-sized, with dark-brown fur; but this is … a sort of cubist collage of perspectives that spills out beyond its casual frame, each dog a Cerberus with three heads superimposed one over the other, snub-nosed and long-snouted, ears pricked and flattened, slavering and not slavering. Archive 2009-07-01
- This sculpture belongs to the period in his middle 30s when his work was mainly Cubist.
- Black and colored lines delineated triangular planes of color that made up a succession of cubistic forms.
- His uncanny, unmistakable style crossed Cubist austerity with lush Surrealism.
- Take, for example, recent stories on a new unnavigable cubist Web site, or how the 14 remaining Netscape users are excited about the next big update.
- In well-crafted chapters, Blake describes the interaction between primitivism and the fauvists, cubists, Dadaists, surrealists, and, lastly, purists.
- A painting like Elevated was at once a confrontation with New York's urban jungle and an experiment in an edgy, high-toned, Cubist-derived modernism.
- From about 1930 Rosai painted large landscapes and townscapes in which forms were influenced by mild Cubist stylization.
- With the arrogant humility of an important young artist, he schooled himself in the most advanced art of his time - notably the work of Picasso and the cubists.
- French surrealists, cubists, and impressionists mostly influence Lebanese artists, who add an oriental touch to the French technique and subject matter.