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Q • How do Braque’s and Picasso’s analytical Cubist paintings challenge traditional notions of representation in painting? • What was the significance of both artists’ adoption of the collage technique? • How did these new ways of seeing reflect the modern age? Be sure to refer to the ideas of Guillaume Apollinaire and Henri Bergson.

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