Movement · 1910s
Cubo-Futurism
The main school of the Russian Futurists in the 1910s, combining the fragmented forms of French Cubism with the movement of Italian Futurism into a distinct Russian style. The term came into use in 1913, and the style became central to Russia's avant-garde as it explored non-representational art.
Where it came from, where it went
- Grew out of1910sCubism
Artists broke objects into geometric parts and showed more than one viewpoint at once.
- This movement1910sCubo-Futurism
- Led to1900sAbstract Art
Art that does not depict recognizable subjects, or reduces them to color, line, and form.
Paintings