cubism
cubism 立体派。
词类
名词 (n.)
词意
立体派是20世纪初由毕加索和布拉克创立的前卫艺术运动，用几何形状同时表现物体的多个视角。
IPA读音
/ˈkjuːbɪzəm/
变形
常用大写：Cubism
例句
- 立体派改变了西方艺术数百年来对单点透视法的依赖。「Cubism changed Western art's centuries-long reliance on single-point perspective.」
- 毕加索的《亚维农的少女》被认为是立体派的开端之作。「Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon is considered the founding work of Cubism.」
- 分析立体派将物体分解为多个面并以单色调描绘。「Analytical Cubism broke objects into facets and depicted them in monochrome tones.」
- 综合立体派引入拼贴技术，使用报纸和布料等真实材料。「Synthetic Cubism introduced collage techniques using real materials like newspaper and fabric.」
- 立体派画家从多个角度同时描绘一个物体。「Cubist painters depicted an object from multiple viewpoints simultaneously.」
- 乔治·布拉克和毕加索在立体派发展中密切合作。「Georges Braque and Picasso worked closely together in the development of Cubism.」
- 立体派对后来的抽象艺术和现代设计产生了重大影响。「Cubism had a major influence on later abstract art and modern design.」
- 格里斯是立体派的另一位重要代表人物。「Juan Gris is another important representative of Cubism.」
- 立体派在雕塑和建筑领域也有重要的创新。「Cubism also brought important innovations in sculpture and architecture.」
- 中国艺术家在20世纪也受到立体派的启发进行了创作探索。「Chinese artists in the 20th century also explored Cubist-inspired creations.」