Cubists used sharp, geometric angles to create a fragmented vision of the world.

In this text, readers learn that “Cubists used sharp, geometric angles to create a fragmented vision of the world. They would show multiple sides of a subject at the same time, creating a new view of reality.” In a response of at least 300 words, argue whether you think Cubism and other Modernist art movements are more successful in their depictions of reality and social commentary than other art movements, such as Realism. When a work attempts to “capture movement, thought, emotion, and other abstractions,” does that make its portrayal of reality more or less true or affecting? Be sure to use specific examples and evidence from “Literary Focus: Modernism” and works that you have encountered in the past to support your argument.