Was Picasso part of an art movement?

Answer 1

yes, depending in which period it was, in the blue Period they was dark cooler colours because his friend died. In the rose period he got married and expressed more happy colours like rose and baige

Answer 2

He did not work together with the French expressionist group. Braque gave up Expressionism and started Cubism with Picasso.

On the other hand: over the years some of Picasso's paintings could be labeled expressionist.

Answer 3

Over the course of history, different movements have been affected by the broad and diverse aesthetic style known as abstract art. Painting, sculpture, Photography, design, or any other creative form that does not accurately or objectively depict visual reality falls within the definition of abstract art. Figurative art and anything else that clearly defines a subject or object are in direct opposition to abstraction. Wassily Kandinsky, Piet Mondrian, Mark Rothko, Helen Frankenthaler, and Zao Wou-Ki are among the artists recognised for developing novel abstract techniques or utilising abstraction in innovative ways over the past century.

Yes picasso was an abstract artist

Answer 4

His name was actually Picasso. He painted in a lot of different styles during his long life. Some of his works were expressionistic.

Answer 5

Picasso was not just a painter he was an artist.
yes

Answer 6

He certainly was not. The impressionists painted about 1870 till late in the 19th century. Picasso was born in 1881.

Answer 7

An abstract painting has no subject. With a very few exceptions Picasso's paintings were NOT abstract.

Answer 8

He was one of the starting points for expressionism.

Answer 9

he was very romantic but had childeren with different woman.