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'This book has achieved classic status during the last quarter century.' (Chicago Tribune)

In this comprehensive study of Cubism, the distinguished critic and collector Douglas Cooper traces the development of a movement which started in 1906 and dominated the art scene until 1914. Begun by Picasso and Braque, this new means of pictorial expression soon spread from France to other European countries and to America. Concepts of Cubism inspired new movements and continued to influence successive generations in architecture and sculpture as well as painting. A beautifully produced and lavishly illustrated volume. (Kirkus UK)

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Douglas Cooper (1911-84) was one of the foremost critics and collectors of his generation. His insights into the works of Picasso, Braque and their contemporaries in the international avant-garde are informed by his close friendships with them.

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