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Which is a distinguishing characteristic of synthetic cubism found in still life?

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Synthetic Cubism in still life is characterized by the use of collaging and bright colors, as well as the combination of different materials.

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Synthetic Cubism, the second phase of Cubism from 1912-1914, is characterized by the use of papier collé or cut paper collage. An example of synthetic cubism is Picasso's Still-Life with Chair Caning, where commercially printed oilcloth is used to create the seat of the chair and the objects on a café tabletop are painted. The use of collaging and bright colors, as well as the combination of different materials, is a distinguishing characteristic of synthetic cubism in still life.

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showing objects on the table from various vantage points at the same time
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