here is one of the major works of Spanish artist:
This work is called''Guermica'', it illustrates an attack by atomic bombs sent by Hitler, was a city Guermica chosen to test the new force combate.Ele illustrates the suffering of the people and the way is messy udo representing the same the war.
Born on 25 October 1881 in Malaga (Andalucia) Spain is best known for his paintings, but also a big dick is a sculptor, using various forms for your esculturas.É very present in his works Cubismo.É the son of Maria Picasso Lopez and Jose Ruiz y Blasco.
When he was born was born with several legends is that one that was born dead and the midwife has devoted his attention to his mother in bed. Only the doctor, Don Salvador, saved him from a death by asphyxiation blowing you smoke a cigar in his face. The smoke made Picasso began to cry. Her birth on 25 October 1881, at eleven and one quarter of the night, it would be well described by Picasso to his biographers, who so willingly published.
Pass the ten years of his life in Malaga father as conservator of the museum and professor of drawing at the Escuela de San Telmo, had not much money he earned and supported his family.
When offered a place with better pay in Eusebius Institute of Guarda, in the north, the hesitation was stronger than the need, along with the family, part of Don Jose to La Coruna, the provincial capital on the edge of Ocean Atlântico.José Ruiz is concerned with the development of the school child, but decided to support him in his talent for the arts, this was always the best way to understand it and make it express.
As was common in Spain Pablo's drawings depicting bullfighting. And his first book, preserved, was an oil on wood, painted to eight years, called The Matador. And it was this work that he kept for the rest of his life, after all was the first of all.
Over the years Pablo begins to paint other dramas of her life the woman's death highlighted and futile. Picasso is angry and rebellious. This picture is clearly an expression of his abusive relationship with a woman.
The family moved again, this time to Barcelona in the spring of 1895, and proof of admission to art school La Lonja is successful. The papers should present to the end of the month, Pablo had them within a few days, after that his work stood out, including the Madrid falls finalistas.Em of the most prestigious arts academy called''Spanish Real Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando.'' There was inspired by the great masters and re-captured the styles. After pablo moves again in July, falling ill with scarlet fever and recovery forced him to return barcelona, making to gather with his friend Manuel Pallares, Horta de Ebro village to the Pinéus. There he created several projects, returning to Barcelona changed much moved away from family and places of worship academia.O forefront of Spanish coffee was Els Quatre Gats. There he met the modernists and feuded with the art of, influenced by Art Nouveau and the French avant-garde britâncias.
While publicly expressing his sympathy with respect to the communist and anarchist ideas and, on the other hand, through art to express their anger at the actions of Franco and the Fascists, Picasso refused to take up arms in the First World War, the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War.
In 1947, after World War II, Picasso met Miguel García Vivancos, an anarchist veteran of the Spanish Civil War and World War II and hitherto unknown painter. Struck by Vivancos, Picasso took him at his home, taking an interest in his painting and its history. Subsequently, and in part by the influence of Picasso, Vivancos become a great Spanish painter.
Rose Period
The Rose Period (1905-1907) is characterized by a more happy with the colors pink and orange, and again with many harlequins. Many of the paintings are influenced by Fernande Olivier, his model and his love at the time.
African Period
The African Period Picasso (1907-1909) began with two figures in Africa inspired his painting Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. Ideas of this period led to later Cubism.
Analytical Cubism
It is a style of painting (1909-1912) that Picasso developed with Braque using monochrome brown colors. They took objects and analyzed in their ways. The paintings of Picasso and Braque were very similar in that period.
Synthetic Cubism
It is a further development (1912-1919) of Cubism in which fragments of paper (wallpaper or newspapers) were pasted into compositions, marking the first use of collage in fine arts.
Classicism and Surrealism
In the period following the chaos of World War I, Picasso produced work in a neoclassical style. This "return to order" is evident in the work of several European artists in the 20s, including Derain, Giorgio de Chirico, and artists of the New Objectivity Movement. The paintings and writings of this period Picasso often cite the work of Ingres.
Some the artist :
Self-Portrait, 1899
Absinthe (Girl in the cafe), 1901
La mort de Casagemas (Casagemas's death), 1901
Evocation of Casagemas enterrement) Summoning - The funeral of Casagemas, 1901
Mère et enfant - La Maternity - tenant Mère l'enfant (Maternity), 1901
Guitariste aveugle Vieux (Old blind guitarist), 1903
Des pauvres au bord de la mer (Les Miserables on the sea), 1903
La Vie (Life), 1903
Woman ironing, 1904
Portrait of Suzanne Bloch, 1904
The actor, 1905
Self-Portrait with cover, 1905
Garçon à la pipe (Boy with a Pipe), 1905
Fernanda with a black scarf, 1905 - 1906
Vessels, 1906
Woman with a Fan, 1907
Young naked (Young boy with arms raised), 1907
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, 1907
Bath, 1908
Three Women, 1908
Composition with Skull, 1908
Bottles, jars and fruit, summer 1909
Vase on the table, 1914
Blonde woman, December 1931
Minotaur, Drinker and Women, 1933
Guernica, 1937
Dora Maar au chat, 1941
Tomato, August 7, 1944
Woman sitting in a chair, December 12, 1960
Lobster and Cat, January 11, 1965
Harlequin with lipstick, December 12, 1969
Bust of woman, 27 June 1971
Nude, Green Leaves and Bust
