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Pablo Picasso

Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter, sculptor, and graphic artist. He was best known for co-founding the Cubist movement. Among his most famous pro-Cubist artworks are the “Les Demoiselles d'Avignon” and “Guernica.”

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What method did Picasso use painting Guernica?

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Picasso started in May and finished at the beginning of July.

He used oil paint on a large canvas, made lots of sketches, which he used and refused over and over again.

How has pablo Picasso influenced others?

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"No man has changed more radically the nature of art. He stands at the beginning of a new epoch." This means that Picasso directly or indirectly influenced all art in the 20th century.

What did Pablo Picasso hate?

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i dont have a clue thats why im on here idiot

How many years Braque and Picasso work together?

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Well, they worked together and explored the same ideas, but they did not paint together on one and the same canvas.

When did Pablo Piccasso die?

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Jaume Picas died in 1976, in Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.

What were 3 of Pablo Picasso's paintings?

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The Old Guitarist

Les demoiselles d'Avignon

Three musicians

The Dream

Guernica

Weeping Woman

Variations on Las Meninas by Velazquez

Who were Pablo Picasso Parents?

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Pablo Picasso's parents were Jose Ruiz y Blasco and Maria Picasso y Lopez. He had two wives; Olga Koklova, who died in 1954, and Jacqueline Roque, who survived him. His children were Paloma Picasso, Maya Widmaier-Picasso, Paul Joseph Picasso and Claude Pierre Pablo Picasso.

When did Picasso paint Man with a Lollipop?

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It is about a man with a lollipop. Art need not be more complicated than that.

What type of art work do Pablo Picasso do?

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He was know for using oils on canvas. His movement was Cubism, dealing with Analytical and Synthetic Cubism. His paintings were abstract usually, though during his blue and rose period, they were usually portraits.

Was Pablo Picasso part of the Renaissance?

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Van Gogh lived 1853 - 1890. The Renaissance was 15th century.

What were the intentions of Picasso when he painted the Faun and Starry Night?

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There wasn't anyactualpurpose, but there was a meaning to it, if that is what you are asking. When Pablo was sad when his friend had passed away, he painted Blue period with dark bashingcolorsto show his anger and sadness.
Where when he was happy like after his wedding, he painted Rose period with more bright, happycolorsto show his joy.

I am not sure if this was what you were looking for, but i tried. i hoped this helped.

How old was Picasso when he showed an interest in art?

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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

What Characteristic of Paul Cezanne's paintings did cubist artists such as Pablo Picasso incorporate into their artwork?

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Picasso's charactristics to his painting style is surreal and is very expressionistic.

Is Pablo Picasso known as the Father of Modernism?

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He could be, but this expression usually means Henri Matisse.

What was Picasso's style called?

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Rose period

What art school in Madrid did Pablo Picasso go to?

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When the family moved to Barcelona in 1896, Picasso easily gained entrance to the School of Fine Arts. A year later he was admitted as an advanced student at the Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid; he demonstrated his remarkable ability by completing in one day an entrance examination for which an entire month was permitted. But Picasso found the atmosphere at the academy http://www.answers.com/topic/stifling, and he soon returned to Barcelona, where he began to study historical and contemporary art on his own. At that time Barcelona was the most vital cultural center in Spain, and Picasso quickly joined the group of poets, painters, and writers who gathered at the famous café Quatre Gats

What did Georges Braque and Picasso do to objects?

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They basically got together,and invented cubism where they replaced a simple picture with many different cones,cylinders and cubes.You could still see the picture if you looked closely,but as all of the shapes had pointed edges it made you want to look at the picture for longer and examine it.

Who is the Pittsburgh born poet subject of a Picasso portrait?

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Gertrude Stein. New York Times crossword?

How old would Picasso be today?

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He would be 128. Since he was born in 1881 he would be 128 years of age.

Did Pablo Picasso only paint?

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No, he also made drawings, watercolors, lithographs, linoleum cuts, sculpture, ceramics, ...

Where did Pablo Picasso start painting?

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It was painted 1923 in Paris.