Briefly describe the development and influence of Cubism. a. It sought to realistically depict the world, at the expense of crea
ting interesting images. b. It had no repercussions in the greater art world, and ended up being a dead branch on the art "family tree". c. Picasso and Braques sought to express views on everyday life by studying the formal aspects of art – especially the basic geometric shapes underpinning all form, and was influential in creating distinctive art styles worldwide. d. It was developed over the course of a few days at a conference, but then the artists quit using the style.
