1. Although every art form “broke tradition” in their own way, I believe cubism was the one that had the biggest impact for generations down the line. The fact that everyone after the renaissance perceived beauty and art to be seen simply as one-dimensional figures of nature or of what they depicted “life” to be really impacts how cubists changed the ideology. By adding shades, figures, and actual dimension to a painting, a whole new form of art was created in return.
2. Seeing as though cubism was partially led by Pablo Picasso, I would assume it’d be safe to say that he, too, broke tradition. By going against what the majority of people thought art should be, and instead embracing this new form of art, he broke the stereotype and lived by