Georges Braque 1906 – 1914

Discover the revolutionary artistic journey of Georges Braque during his most transformative years in Georges Braque 1906 – 1914 by Susanne Gaensheimer and Susanne Meyer-Buser. This compelling exhibition catalog from Prestel Publishing reclaims Braque as the pioneering force behind Cubism, showcasing eight pivotal years when he and Pablo Picasso revolutionized modern painting. The book focuses intensively on Braque’s turbulent pre-WWI period, revealing the remarkable processes through which this French avant-garde master developed and reinvented his artistic style in rapid succession. From Fauvism’s bold colors to Cubism’s geometric innovations, witness how Braque’s creative evolution shaped perhaps the most groundbreaking stage in painting history. This comprehensive study illuminates the artist’s experimental techniques and stylistic breakthroughs that established him as Cubism’s first practitioner. Art historians, collectors, and enthusiasts will appreciate the detailed examination of Braque’s artistic development during this crucial period. The catalog presents fresh perspectives on his collaborative relationship with Picasso and his individual contributions to the avant-garde movement. Add this essential art history resource to your collection and explore the genius behind Cubism’s creation.