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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 are the materials used in weeping women in pablo pic?
pablo picasso did not have respect for his women this was what people called the blue period
Why did Pablo Picasso paint Don Quixote?
There is usually one and the same answer to those questions 'Why did XXX become an artist?' Because they felt they had the talent and the urge. It is as simple as that!
How did Pablo Picasso contribute to the art world?
Because Pablo Picasso thought he could bond the human world with the dead world. Picasso kept finding new kinds of artistic expression: his Blue period, his rose period, his cubism (with Georges Braque), and so on.
Is Pablo Picasso an American or Canadian?
no he didn't but he lived in Malaga, Spain then moved to Mougins, France.
Pablo Picasso died on 8 April 1973 in Mougins, France, while he and his wife Jacqueline entertained friends for dinner.
Why was guernica painted black and white?
Because it is a very important anti-war symbol to remind people going to war is HORRIBLE
What brush strokes did Pablo Picasso use to paint the Old Guitarist?
He used every kind of paint brush you can imagine some times it wasn't even a paint brush
How did Picasso show his feelings in his paintings?
His derived forms of lines in the artwork make me quite sexual. One time I saw 'Harlequin with violin' and instantly felt the urge to stroke my urethra and when I did I almost came instantaneously. When i measured the amount of semen i had produced it was over a quarter cup, I was quite astonished but not surprised.
Did Pablo Picasso have any enemies?
Pablo Picasso Had an Enemy Named Jeremy Nichol he was annoyed of his artwork and he wanted all art to be in pencil!
Where did Picasso paint the 'Old Guitarist'?
The Old Guitarist is a painting from Picasso's "blue period." A painting from this period, Boy with Pipe, sold at an auction in 2004 for more than $100 million. It is assumed Old Guitarist is worth that or more. That said, it is unlikely this painting will ever be up for sale. It is currently on display at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Why was Pablo Picasso a good leader?
He was a good leader because he refused to comply with what was seen as normal. He had his own plans and he intended to be his own boss. He did not care that other people thought what he did was ugly just because they did not understand it, he used his art confidence to inspire others to be free and confident in their own work as opposed to conforming and flowing with the conventional ways of painting.
What are Pablo Picasso's 5 most famous paintings?
Claude Monet was a European impressionist painter. He painted all sorts of things. Mostly things that were simple. He painted them in different lights at different times of day. He painted over 20 paintings of the Rouen Cathedral, over 60 lilies, over 20 haystacks/grain-stacks, alot of his garden (not sure how many), and lots of others.
How many pictures did George Stubbs paint?
Search his Biography: * http://www.mezzo-mondo.com/arts/mm/stubbs/stubbs.html
How does Picasso influence melinda sordino's art?
Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential artist in history.Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain in the year 1881. Pablo created cubism with the help of Georges Braques. In the movie Speak the art teacher states the Picasso was a legend and he saw the truth and expressed it throughout his art work. Melinda Sordino the main character in Speak and Pablo Picasso are very similar. Melinda is also an artist and her emotions affected her art work. All of the pain from what happened to her with Andy Evans comes out and is expressed through her Art work.
Name three styles or periods that dominated Pablo Picasso's work?
Some were the Black Period, Blue Period, and the Rose Period. Here is some of the info i found. :) Black Period Pablo Picasso's black period, also known as époque négre or negro period, refers to the years 1906 and 1907, in which Picasso falls under the influence of African art, on which he bases a series of drawings, paintings and woodcarvings. Blue Period The years from 1901-1904, were known as Picasso's Blue Period. These were difficult years for him personally. Picasso was very poor at this time. He often didn't have enough money to buy oil paints and canvas to do his painting. During this time, Picasso's paintings and sketches were mostly done in shades of blue, and he often painted subjects that were very needy, lonely, and unhappy. The mood of his paintings and sketches during this period were gloomy and showed strong emotions. His subjects included blind beggars, drunks, and women from a prison in Paris as his models. Rose Period Picasso's Rose Period began in the year 1904, and lasted until the year 1906. He was about 24 years old when he went to France. During this time the colors in his paintings became brighter and warmer, and the moods become happier. He often used the colors pink and red. During his rose period Picasso often painted subjects.
What happened in 1881 with Pablo Picasso?
Pablo Picasso was born on October 25, 1881 in Malaga, Spain. He was the first child of Don Jose Ruiz Biasco, an art teacher. At a really early age Picasso showed a real interest in drawing.
How much is the Picasso 'Blue Nude' painting worth?
There is no way of assessing the value of a work of art until it is up for sale. If you are interested in buying it, contact the Museum of Modern Art in New York!
What was Picasso famous in his life time?
He was famous for painting excellent Spanish paintings. Pablo was also famous for being the most influential artist of our time. He was famous for being a great artist at a young age. (which is 10) Pablo gave visible form to love, death, terrors and nightmares.
One main reason is that Picasso developed together with George Braque Cubist painting. Many other artist in his time and later recognized in Cubism a new and completely other way of perception; even the American painters after 1940 were strongly inspired by Picasso and Cubism. So he gave expression to a modern way of life.
But Picasso did not stay in Cubism, he was not a man of one style or art direction.
He had an open mind and was interested in surrealism and abstract art as well, and used many of their inventions in his own art. He stole everything he could use and was very openly in this attitude: he encouraged even the other artists to steal as much as possible.
Some quotes of Picasso himself reveal his typical independent attitude:
"I do not believe I have used radically different elements in the different manners I have used in painting. If the subjects I have wanted to express have suggested different ways of expression, I have never hesitated to adopt them. I have never made trials nor experiments. Whenever I had something to say I have said it in the manner in which I have felt it ought to be said. Different motives inevitably require different methods of expression (Paris 1923)."
from 'Picasso speaks', text by Marius Zayas, in 'The Arts', New York, May 1923
What was Pablo Picasso's biggest Obsticle?
sorry but i have no idea i'm just trying to find that out myself again i'm very sorry
