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The Adria Palace building in Prague is in the Cubist architectural style.
Cubism emerged as one of the modern architectural schools at the beginning of the 20th century. The famous statement by artist Cezanne asserts that "the sphere, cylinder, and cone" are the essence of nature. Cubism as a school of visual art arose from a kind of confusion in understanding this phrase. Its purpose was not to impose these geometric shapes onto nature, as they already exist, but Cubists aimed to construct a cohesive and powerful image through the geometry of nature. In pursuit of this geometry, they revisited the theories of the renowned philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras. However, when Cubists analyzed nature's images, dividing them into geometric shapes and subjecting them to artistic work, their aim was solely to explore the secrets of beauty. In doing so, they were driven by a prevailing sense among modern artists that truth is a hidden aspect concealed behind superficial images.
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