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From cubism to surrealism in French literature

Georges Édouard Lemaître

1941

Max Jacob and the poetics of cubism

Gerald Kamber

1971

Cubists and post-impressionism

Arthur Jerome Eddy

1914

Picasso's Demoiselles, the untold origins of a modern masterpiece

Suzanne Preston Blier

2019

Cézanne

David Spence

2010

The popular culture of modern art

Jeffrey S. Weiss

1994

The Cubist cinema

Standish D. Lawder

1975

Cubism in the shadow of war

David Cottington

1998

The Shock of the new

Robert Hughes

1981

Cubism and abstract art

The Museum of Modern Arts

1974

Kubismus und Futurismus

Maly Gerhardus, John Griffiths

1979

Marcel Duchamp

Francis M. Naumann

1999

Modern painting, its tendency and meaning

Willard Huntington Wright

1915

Cubism

Pierre Cabanne

2001

Picasso (Great Modern Masters)

Pablo Picasso

1995

Cubism

Edward F. Fry

1966

Cubism and twentieth-century art

Rosenblum, Robert.

1961

Cubism

Shannon Robinson

2006

A life of Picasso

Richardson, John

1991

William Roberts

Andrew Gibbon Williams, William Roberts, Andrew Gibbon-Williams

2004

The interpretation of cubism

Mark W. Roskill

1985

Cubism

David Cottington

1998

Cubism

Neil Cox

2000

Modern French painters

Jan Gordon

1923

Pablo Picasso

Beate Zimmermann, Birgit Zeidler, Elke Linda Buchholz

2000

Is it art? post-impressionism, futurism, cubism

John Nilsen Laurvik

1913

Inside modernism

Thomas Vargish

1999

Art deco Bakelite jewelry & boxes

Nancy N. Schiffer, Deborah Keresztury, Peter Keresztury

2001

Just behave, Pablo Picasso!

Jonah Winter

2012

Pablo Picasso, 1881-1973

Carsten-Peter Warncke, Ingo F. Walther

1995

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