How are Pablo Picasso's blue period and red periods alike?

Answer 1

Paintings from Picasso's blue period (1901-1904) depict forlorn people painted in shades of blue, evoking feelings of sadness and alienation. After his move to Paris in 1904, Picasso's rose period paintings took on a warmer more optimistic mood. In 1907 he and French painter George Braque pioneered cubism.
Between 1901-1904 :)
1901-1904.
1901 - 1904.

Answer 2

They both are realistic in the sense that the paintings depict something that the is interpretable unlike some instance with his Cubism. They both are 3 dimension and have depth two them. And finally they both depict subjects that are out of the ordinary- Blue period subjects are usually outcasts of society(postitutes, beggers, drunks, the frail and sick) and in the Rose period they are usually circus people or harlequins. Quite an odd bunch I would say.

And their both phases of Picasso :)

Answer 3

it was the period called his rose period where everything he painted was pink

Answer 4

Click link below and scroll down to see the pictures from 1905!

Answer 5

Rose Period: Pink, alive.

Blue Period: dull, light blue.