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In cubist paintings, the representation of realistic perspective and proportion was not important. Instead, artists explored presenting multiple viewpoints of an object or figure simultaneously, breaking forms down into geometric shapes and fragments. Color was also considered less vital than the structure and composition of the artwork.

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