cubism vs lsd
интересно, что раньше появилось, культура употребления
психоделиков в Европе или кубизм? искал исторические труды
и не нашёл.

It is interesting that the LSD experience tends to enhance
appreciation and understanding of art in individuals who were
previously unresponsive and indifferent. A characteristic observation
from psychedelic research is the sudden development of interest in
various movements in modern art. Subjects who were indifferent or even
hostile toward non-conventional art forms can develop deep insight
into suprematism, pointillism, cubism, impressionism, dadaism,
surrealism, or superrealism after a single exposure to LSD. There are
certain painters whose art seems to be particularly closely related to
the visionary experiences induced by LSD. Thus many LSD subjects
develop deep empathic understanding of the paintings of Hieronymus
Bosch, Vincent van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Pablo Picasso, René
Magritte, Maurits Escher, or H. R. Giger. Another typical consequence
of the psychedelic experience is a dramatic change of attitude toward
music; many LSD subjects discover in their sessions new dimensions in
music and new ways of listening to it. A number of our patients, who
were alcoholics and heroin addicts with poor educational background,
developed such deep interest in classical music as a result of their
one LSD session that they decided to use their meager financial
resources for buying a stereo set and starting a record collection of
their own. The role of psychedelics in the development of contemporary
music and their impact on composers, interpreters, and audiences is so
obvious and well-known that it does not require special emphasis here.