The world of Cubist LandscapesThe cubist landscape replaces the panoramic view with a mobile knowledge of the place: path, tree, house and horizon come together in interdependent planes.
1908L'Estaque and the founding geometrization of the landscape
1911The Cubists of the Salons expanded the movement
Path & treeMajor landmarks of recomposed space
°70,000Works created by associated artists - combined overall estimate
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1908 -1920s · Paths, trees and reconstructed horizons
The cubist landscape replaces the panoramic view with a mobile knowledge of the place: path, tree, house and horizon come together in interdependent planes.
Cubism is born partly in front of the landscape. In L'Estaque, Braque geometries houses, trees and hills; soon, other artists understand that nature allows us to experience the mobile perspective. Albert Gleizes organizes paths and plant masses into great, almost architectural rhythms. Juan Gris maintains a more intimate link between landscape and interior, particularly when the sea appears behind a guitar or a window. Robert Delaunay starts from roads, gardens and monuments to make colorful light a principle of autonomous construction. Far from denying nature, these artists seek to bring together what the eye sees successively: a relief from the front, a path that turns, the mass of a tree and the memory of the site. The painting becomes a synthesis of the movement. The "Cubist Landscapes" selection notably compares Landscape and The Path, Landscape in Meudon. His reading favors composition.
The Cubist landscape does not freeze a point of view: it condenses the experience of walking, turning and measuring the place.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Building nature in volumes
House, rock and tree lose the conventional perspective. This milestone sheds light on the "Cubist Landscapes" collection by favoring composition.
Give the landscape a collective scale
Gleizes and Delaunay develop rhythm, simultaneity and color.
Lead the landscape towards abstraction
Disc, light and planes gradually empower the composition.
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Articulated path
The road guides the gaze while breaking the linear depth. This line guides a reading of "Cubist Landscapes" centered on composition.
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Shaft-axis
Trunk and branches distribute the planes around a living center.
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Shared horizon
Heaven and earth interpenetrate instead of forming two stable bands.
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Structuring light
Color constructs a distance that no longer obeys modeling alone.
Explore by universe
Explore nature reconstructed by the gaze
Path, tree, sea and light organize a geography that is more mental than topographical.
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Save the move
The curved road connects successive views of the same site.
For movement. Reading "Cubist Landscapes" through composition.Tree02
Give a framework to living things
The plant becomes an architecture of branches and masses.
For the structureSea03
Open the plan
The marine horizon puts close object and luminous distance in tension.
For spaceLight04
Color simultaneity
Delaunay transforms the landscape into active color ratios.
For colorStructure · Gleizes05
Landscape
The landscape develops in interlocking masses rather than in successive planes.
Landmark work of Cubist LandscapesPath · Gleizes06
The Path, Landscape in Meudon
The road to Meudon takes the gaze into a deliberately mobile depth.
Landmark work of Cubist Landscapes
Works to discover
Four cubist landscapes between road and light
Built landscape, Meudon path, monumental tree and sea behind a guitar make up four experiences of the place.
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