Which school of painting applied theory of feature analysis to canvas by building figures out of simple features?
Correct answer: D. Cubism
- A. Kineticism
- B. Impressionism
- C. Surrealism
- D. Cubism
Explanation
Cubist artists represented objects by breaking them into simple geometric forms and features, often showing several viewpoints at once. This application of simplified feature construction distinguishes Cubism from Impressionism and Surrealism.
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