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It is called 'First Communion', depicting Pablo's younger sister.
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What traditions helped shape Pablo Picassos work?
Most of his work was about not following traditions.
What is the percentage of people that like Pablo Picasso's art work?
35% of all humans like Pablo Picassos art work.
What are Pablo picassos best works?
His painting commenting on the bombing by German planes of a city during the Spanish Civil War - entitled "Guernica".
Where did Pablo Picassso work to paint?
First in Barcelona, then in Paris.
How did pablo picassos mum inspire Picasso?
Picasso's mother was always an inspiration. She was very keen on Picasso's work. His mother was a gorgeous woman, very fair and lovely. So when Picasso decided to paint a portrait of her, he managed to show her lovely hair, the curves that she has and also the emotion she had.
How old was Pablo Neruda when he published his first article?
Pablo Neruda was 13 years old when he published his first article.
What was Pablo Picasso's first work?
He did drawings when a young child, most of them thrown away, of course.
What did Pablo Picasso work as?
A painter
Where did Pablo Neruda work?
Pablo Neruda worked in Madrid, Spain and Chile, South America
Why is Pablo Picasso's work fascinating?
Because it is.
What does Pablo Picasso's work reflect?
cubism
What places in Spain are associated with the work of Pablo Picasso?
The place in Spain that is associated with pablo Picasso is malaga.
