Cubism was an artistic movement developed in 1907, created by the Spanish Pablo Picasso, followed by the French style Georges Braque, Jean Metzinger, among others. Cubism is considered the first vanguard, since it breaks with the last Renaissance statute in force at the beginning of the 20th century, the perspective. In cubist pictures, traditional perspective disappears. It treats the forms of nature by means of geometric figures, fragmenting lines and surfaces. Thus the so-called "multiple perspective" is adopted: all the parts of an object are represented in the same plane. The representation of the world where it happened to have no commitment to the appearance of things from a particular point of view, but with what is known about them.
