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<span>The type of perspective is the One-point perspective. It is a drawing strategy that shows how things seem to get littler as they escape, uniting towards a solitary 'vanishing point' coming soon line. It is a method for drawing objects upon a level bit of paper with the goal that they look three-dimensional and reasonable.</span>
There's not just one "thesis statement" and "argument" for <span>cubist style of art. </span><span> There's a veritable infinity of approaches you can take here. </span>The traditional stance is that <span>cubist style of art </span><span>revolutionized European painting and sculpture, and that it was a part of the avant-garde art movement. </span>One less traditional stance would be that<span> cubist style of art</span><span> was essentially a creative cul de sac that didn't contribute anything lasting to European painting and sculpture. </span>
Here's one thesis statement: "<span>Cubist style of art</span> - a pre-WWII style that still thrives today"
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