the blue period
After his cubist period it is difficult to attribute Picasso to any movement. He was simply his own art movement.
I do not know what your question means: 'after Picasso' can mean that a work of art is copied or paraphrased from a Picasso work. Or maybe you mean 'What has happened in the art world after Picasso's death?' In that case the answer is that since Picasso died in 1973 nothing really revolutionary has happened. Pop Art was already under way, of course. We have had Minimalism, Land Art, various types of Installation. Definitely later than Picasso are video art and computer art.
Blue Period, Rose Period, Cubism, Classical. After 1922 his styles vary but have no particular name.
Well, I can't be exactly sure. I've never heard that terminology before, but best I can figure is that that is a reference to his African influenced period. This took place between 1907-1909 and helped develop many of the stylistic ideas used during his Cubism period.Answer 2:There is no such thing as Picasso's black period.
It was Pablo Picasso.
Modernism.
After his cubist period it is difficult to attribute Picasso to any movement. He was simply his own art movement.
For part of 1897.
Modernism Nonsense answer deleted.
the so-called African period.
After his cubist period it is difficult to attribute Picasso to any movement. He was simply his own art movement.
Picasso's focus in art is absract.
I do not know what your question means: 'after Picasso' can mean that a work of art is copied or paraphrased from a Picasso work. Or maybe you mean 'What has happened in the art world after Picasso's death?' In that case the answer is that since Picasso died in 1973 nothing really revolutionary has happened. Pop Art was already under way, of course. We have had Minimalism, Land Art, various types of Installation. Definitely later than Picasso are video art and computer art.
how did Picasso starting douing art
Blue Period, Rose Period, Cubism, Classical. After 1922 his styles vary but have no particular name.
Well, I can't be exactly sure. I've never heard that terminology before, but best I can figure is that that is a reference to his African influenced period. This took place between 1907-1909 and helped develop many of the stylistic ideas used during his Cubism period.Answer 2:There is no such thing as Picasso's black period.
Picasso's Rose Period was created in 1906.