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Pablo Picasso was an influential abstract artist known for developing Cubism in the early 1900s. Cubism rejected realistic depictions and relied on geometric shapes and lines to show objects from multiple views simultaneously, breaking them into abstract fragments like a broken mirror. Some key characteristics of Cubism included abstracted, rearranged, and simplified geometric forms showing more than one view of a subject.












Introduction to Picasso, his significance in abstract art, and his contribution to cubism.
Overview of Picasso's three main artistic periods: Blue Period, Rose Period, and Cubism.
Cubism defined as an art movement rejecting realism, characterized by geometric forms and multiple perspectives.
Examples and identifying features of Cubism, including the broken mirror effect and suggestions for creating abstract art.