*** About Cubism and Canadian Wildlife: Cubism, an early-20th-century art movement pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, broke away from traditional perspectives, presenting subjects from multiple angles simultaneously. This piece clearly draws influence from Cubism in its fragmented depiction of nature, embodying the essence of fragmentation and reconstruction. Similarly, the wildlife depicted — bear, fox, raven, deer, and more — are native to Canada, each species playing a crucial role in the ecological balance. Their representation in art underlines the importance of wildlife conservation and cultural symbolism in Canada, highlighting how art can serve as a bridge between cultural heritage and environmental advocacy.

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