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What was Pablo Picasso's famous work?
Dozens of his paintings are very famous. If you mean his most famous work (why don't you say so?) there are a few to choose from. To name just one:Guernica, painted in 1937.
WHAT were pablo Picasso style and period that is associated with his work?
Picasso's work spans a large part of the 20th century, he lived 1881-1972. He constantly changed styles, so there is no single 'Picasso style'. He is particularly famous for starting Cubism together with Georges Braque.
Why was roy lichtensteins art work so famous?
his inspiration was his wife
What was the 1st painting by Picasso?
He made it in art school, so we do not know.
How old was Picasso when he showed an interest in art?
Picasso's father was an art teacher and taught his son from a very early age. Picasso was taken to visit exhibitions, he met artists and later attended the school his father taught at. So he was always surrounded by art and the influences of art, from birth
Why are paintings by Pablo Picasso so popular?
The "cubism" created by Picasso was a newer form of modern art. His paintings are very valuable.
What style of art did Picasso start in 1906?
the so-called African period.
Why was Picasso so famous?
Picasso was one of the most influential artist of the 20th century because first of all, he almost lived for a hundred years and spent most of his life painting. Secondly, he was willing to adapt to painting styles, thus his "periods". Finally, he was an accomplished painter and had great talent.
What are some key words for pablo Picasso's revolution in art?
he was an artist so cool
In what countries did Pablo Picasso work?
Picasso worked in part of Spain. Answer 2: The above is only true about his youth. From the age of 20 until his death Picasso lived and worked in France.
Why did Picasso become so famous?
Because people felt he was a great artist.
How did Pablo Picasso contribute to the art world?
Because Pablo Picasso thought he could bond the human world with the dead world. Picasso kept finding new kinds of artistic expression: his Blue period, his rose period, his cubism (with Georges Braque), and so on.
