Cubism is a style of art from the early 1900s. Painters such as Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque did not try to make people and objects look smooth and real from one angle. They showed them as geometric shapes — cubes, angles, flat planes — sometimes as if you were seeing more than one side at once.

Cubismcubism is a style of art是一種藝術風格 from the early 1900s源自1900年代初期。Painters such as Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque像畢卡索和布拉克這樣的畫家 did not try to make people and objects並不想讓人物和物體 look smooth and real看起來平滑逼真 from one angle只從單一角度來看。They他們 showed them把它們畫成 as geometric shapes幾何形狀 cubes, angles, flat planes立方體、角度、平面 sometimes有時候 as if you were seeing more than one side at once好像你同時看到不只一面

The name comes from French cubisme. One story is that in 1908, as a new canvas by Braque was carried past, someone said, "Encore des cubes! assez de cubisme!" — more cubes, enough cubism. Other people credit the painter Matisse, or the critic Louis Vauxcelles, who helped the word spread.

The name這個名字 comes from French cubisme來自法文的cubisme。One story一種說法是 is that in 1908在1908年 as a new canvas by Braque was carried past當布拉克的一幅新畫被搬過去時 someone said有人說了一句 "Encore des cubes! assez de cubisme!"「Encore des cubes! assez de cubisme!」 more cubes, enough cubism意思是「又是立方體！立體主義夠了！」。Other people其他人 credit則把功勞歸給 the painter Matisse畫家馬諦斯 or或 the critic Louis Vauxcelles評論家路易·沃塞勒 who helped the word spread是他幫忙讓這個字流傳開來

You meet it in art class and in museums, not when you talk about measuring boxes.

You你 meet it會遇到這個字 in art class and in museums是在美術課和博物館裡 not而不是 when you talk about measuring boxes在談量箱子的時候