Other sculptors who followed in the cubist idiom were Aleksandr Archipenko, Henri Laurens, and Jacques Lipchitz. The dissolving, overlapping shapes of these paintings have suggested that the objects were seen from multiple viewpoints at the same time. Nevertheless, one finds in cubist art an implication of the mechanical and scientific achievements of this century. E. M. Plunkett, Art Historian. A History and Analysis, 3d ed.
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