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PABLO PICASSO

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), a genius of the 20th century, started as the son of a mediocre painter, surpassing his father's talent by age 13. Inspired by French Art Nouveau painters like Toulouse-Lautrec and Cezanne, his early works reflect the profound impact of personal tragedy, transitioning through distinct phases: the Blue Period's themes of loneliness and despair, followed by the warmer tones of the Rose Period. His groundbreaking work in Cubism (1907-1917) introduced multiple perspectives and challenged artistic conventions, culminating in monumental pieces like "Guernica."

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PABLO PICASSO

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  1. PABLO PICASSO 1881-1963

  2. Genius of 20th century • Son of mediocre painter who surpassed talent of father when he was 13 • Inspired by French Art Nouveau painters – Toulouse Lautrec, Cezanne, Degas, and Bonnart

  3. PICASSO IN PARIS

  4. BLUE PERIOD • Picasso’s best friend’s suicide led to Blue Period • Works suggest loneliness, sadness, isolation, and tragedy

  5. ROSE PERIOD Tumblers • Evidence of emerging Picasso • Mother and son acrobats • Lighter mood

  6. CUBISM (1907-1917) • Dominance of line • Multiple views at once • Borrowed warm tones from Rose Period • Influenced by tribal masks

  7. Desmoiselles d’Avignon

  8. Woman with Flower • Influenced by Surrealism

  9. Guernica

  10. Weeping Woman

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