He's not Matisse, but Louis Vauxcelles coined the name for a movement when he mocked the strict geometric composition of this artist's landscape Houses at l'Estaque.
This artist used combinations of a fish, a water pitcher, a skull, a cross, and a rosary in a series of Vanitas paintings, the first of which depicts a half-purple half-brown skull. Pierre Reverdy compiled the aphorisms this artist was fond of scribbling on his drawings, and published them as "Thoughts and Reflections on Painting." Late in his career, this artist created a series of paintings of his studio, each depicting a large bird in various stages of flight. This artist drew pears, grapes, and the words "ALE" and "BAR" in charcoal over three strips of wallpaper he attached to the canvas in his painting (*) Fruit Dish and Glass, the first papier collÃ©. This painter included objects like pipes, palettes, and candlesticks in a series of abstract representations of violins. He's not Matisse, but Louis Vauxcelles coined the name for a movement when he mocked the strict geometric composition of this artist's landscape Houses at l'Estaque. For 10 points, name this French painter who co-founded Cubism with Picasso.
This artist used combinations of a fish, a water pitcher, a skull, a cross, and a rosary in a series of Vanitas paintings, the first of which depicts a half-purple half-brown skull.
Georges Braque 