Which statements describe the characteristics of Cubism in the painting Violin by Pablo Picasso?

Choose all answers that are correct.

It was an experiment in showing three-dimensional objects on a flat surface.

It was made using the passage technique of leaving one edge of a shape open so it merges with the surrounding shapes.

The violin in the painting was reduced to its basic geometric shapes.

It has fragmented shapes that are knitted together to form a unified whole and overall design.

The violin in the painting was shown from a number of different angles.

It has a variety of colors and many fine details.