The Acrobat, 1930 by Pablo Picasso
This painting shows off the spontaneous agility of the
acrobat's body. Pablo Picasso is the initiator of biomorphism, which is
pioneered by fellow Spaniard Joan Miro. But Miro goes further by using
neo-Neolithic shapes to define new spatial concepts of freedom and rejected
Cubist space. But on the other hand, Picasso's exploration with surrealism
maintained the human form and identity.
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