In the artist’s seascape painting, Harbor (1909), space is transformed into a solid, rather than an empty, expanse.

By the time Georges Braque’s first retrospective opened, at the Kunsthalle Basel in 1933, the most important period in the artist’s career had already run its course. From 1909 to 1912, Braque ...

Braque can strike museumgoers and gallerygoers as marginal, if not irrelevant, at least when compared with Picasso, his partner in the invention of Cubism, and an artist whose work is rarely out ...

Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, who collaborated to move Cubism forward in its early days, saw themselves as having a kinship with scientists and inventors. In homage to the Wright brothers they ...

Artist Georges Braque's, Lemons and Napkin Ring, 1928. Oil and graphite on canvas, 15 3/4 x 47 1/4". Acquired 1931, The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC. 2012 Artists Rights Society ...

Georges Braque loved to paint both bottles and fishes and this painting that belongs to the Analytical Cubism period, contains both of these objects; it is one of his most significant paintings. 9.

In partnership with French painter George Braque (1882-1963), Picasso pioneered Cubism — a revolutionary visual art movement that began in 1907 and lasted till 1914. Although short-lived, Cubism was ...

Before Cubism had a name, a following, or Pablo Picasso, it was associated with a French painter named Georges Braque. In 1908, several radical new paintings by the artist had just been rejected by ...

For brash lads turning “the art world upside down,” Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque sure could make a revolution dull, said Stephen Becker in ArtandSeek.net. The name that’s become attached ...

That’s unfortunate, because in the years after he and Pablo Picasso invented cubism as they worked side by side in prewar Paris, Braque (1882–1963) found ever new ways to reimagine the still life.