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Picasso’s Influence on HTH: Analytical Cubism

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January 1, 1970

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Picasso’s Influence on HTH: Analytical Cubism

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1970-01-01
Two printed pages featuring colorful abstract art inspired by Analytical Cubism, with yellow, blue, and green patterns. Positioned on a yellow background, one page is slightly lifted above the other, showcasing the art prominently in a style reminiscent of Picassos innovative approach.
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Painting by Jewelyn Buduan,
senior at High Tech High
To see more student art visit https://dp.hightechhigh.org/~jrobin

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