Pablo PICASSO

Native place	Malaga, ESP
Birth	1881
Dead place	Mougin, FRA
Died	1973

Biography

Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain. His first teacher was his father. After leaving from the Academy in Madrid, he became a part of a progressive art circle in Barcelona. At the end of his Blue Period (1901-1904), he moved into a studio known as the Bateau-Lavoir (laundry boat) in Paris. After the Rose Period when he used har1equins and traveling circus performers as subject matter, he painted Dernoiselles de Avignon (1907), one of the most important paintings of the 20th century. The next year he created a new style of painting, Cubism, with Georges Braque. In his Analytical and Synthetic Cubist works, interpreting three-dimensional objects in terms of conceptual realism" while sticking to the two-dimensionality of painting. His work of the 1920s was related to Surrealism. In 1937 he completed a major political painting, Guernica. After the war, he continued to paint with tremendous creativity and vitality, showing little concern for restrictions of genre or style.

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Still Life with Compote, or The Fruit Dish

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1909
Medium：drypoint on paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900013000
Max Jacob, Saint Matorel, Paris, Kahnweiler

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1911
Medium：etching pulled by Delatre on Holland van Gelder paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900014000
Mlle. Leonie from Max Jacob, Saint Matorel

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1910 (ed. 1911)
Medium：etching pulled by Delatre Holland van Gelder paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900014001
The Table from Max Jacob, Saint Matorel

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1910 (ed. 1911)
Medium：etching pulled by Delatre on Holland van Gelder paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900014002
Mlle. Leonie Seated on a Chaise Longue from Max Jacob, Saint Matorel

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1910 (ed. 1911)
Medium：etching, scraper, and drypoint on Holland van Gelder paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900014003
The Monastery from Max Jacob, Saint Matorel

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1910 (ed. 1911)
Medium：etching pulled by Delatre on Holland van Gelder paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900014004
Man's Head

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1911 (ed. 1912)
Medium：etching on paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900015000
Man with Dog

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1914 (ed. 1930)
Medium：etching on paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900016000
Man with a Guiter

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1915 (ed. 1929)
Medium：engraving on paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900017000
Metamorphoses

Artist：パブロ・ピカソ　Pablo PICASSO
Date：1931
Medium：etching on paper
Classification：Prints
Accession Number：FP198900018000

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