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PICASSO, PABLO Minotaur Eventually the blues gave way to reddish and pink tones, and Picasso entered his "Rose Period" (1905-07). The subjects for these paintings are more optimistic, circus acrobats, youths holding or sitting on horses, clowns, and one of his favorite figures: the harlequin. In both the "Blue" and "Rose" periods, Picasso's superior skills in draftsmanship is clearly evident. Picasso and Braque deliberately abandoned the realistic representation of an object, they threw out the rules of perspective and the illusion of 3-dimensionality in favor of a flattened, superimposed, overlapping, shallow picture plane. In doing this Picasso essentially abandoned all the innovations of the Renaissance. In addition, the representation of light and atmosphere was excluded and color was restricted to a narrow range. By doing this Picasso revolted against both the longstanding tradition of Romanticism as well as the contemporary styles of Impressionism and Fauvism.

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Books - Contemporary Art - Pablo Picasso The Artist and the Camera: Degas to Picasso Degas to Picasso by Dorothy M. Kosinski Kosinski directed this study of how some influential artists at the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centuries utilized photography in their paintings and sculptures. Naturally, many artists used the medium to provide a quick sketch that would aid in the completion of a work. Other uses were much more intricate and are thoroughly analyzed here; for example, Edvard Munch sought in photography a way to reveal a subject's "inner psychic terrain." The artists discussed are Bonnard, Brancusi, Degas, Gauguin, Khnopff, Moreau, Mucha, Munch, Picasso, Rodin, Rosso, von Stuck, Vallotton, and Vuillard. The studies are rigorous but very rewarding for art enthusiasts. This book is based on what must be a mind-bending exhibit of the Dallas Museum of Art. Bonnie Smothers At the turn of the nineteenth century, artists began to discover and explore the artistic and practical possibilities of photography. This stunning book shows how some of the most influential artists of the period-among them Bonnard, Brancusi, Degas, Gauguin, Mucha, Munchenfolded photographs into their creative processes and put the "wondrous new medium" to use in paintings and sculpture. Picasso: 200 Masterpieces from 1898 to 1972...

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Pablo Picasso: Cubism - A Revolution of Spatial Presentation in Artistic Expression (with parallels in cartography) By Scott Crosier Back to Classics Background -Pablo Picasso Cubism, the artistic expression that forefathered all abstract art, was simply a method of portraying multiple dimensions onto a two dimensional canvas. This is not unlike the task of the map maker in representing the earth in two dimensions. However, as we interact with something, we rarely interact using only one perspective. For example, as we appreciate nature, we walk around. We might see a tree off in the distance, and as we approach it, our perspective of the tree changes. We might even walk past the tree, and look back on it from a completely different view or see an areal view of the location and appreciate it from a different perspective. How, then, can an artist depict this changing interaction with the subject, while working on a flat piece of canvas? This question is what spurred several artistic innovators to the pioneer form of all abstract art called Cubism. Innovation The Cubists (including Picasso, Braque, Jean Metzinger, Gris, Duchamp, and Léger) were attempting to depict their subject matter not as the eye, but as the mind saw the subject. For example, the woman in the lower right corner of the painting has her back towards the artist. However, we know, and it is depicted in the painting, that she has a face. Also, as the veil or curtain drapes around the bodies, we see a boundry between the women and the drape, while in other places (the leg of the woman to the left) the boundry is not so clear, suggesting the flow of the veil in and around the bodies. The two women in the middle of the painting also have the profile of their noses painted on what appears to be the front of their face. This too, depicts Picasso's attempt to portray the front and the side of the face in the same image.

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October 25, Malaga, Birth of Pablo Ruiz Picasso, son of Maria Picasso Lopez and Jose Ruiz Blasco, an artist and teacher at San Telmo school of arts and industrial design. Father appointed teacher at the Da Guarda art school in La Coruna. Pablo's debut as an artist, under his father's Guidance. Father appointed to the La Lonja academy in Barcelona. Family moves to Barcelona, spends summer in Malaga. Admitted to the drawing class at La Lonja after passing examination with flying colors. Member of bohemian group in Barcelona; first exhibition in the Cafe Els Quatre Gats, the group's headquarters; first review of his work in La Vanguardia. Makes friends with Jamie Sabartes and other young artists and intellectuals, who introduce him to modern currents in painting. His painting Ciencia y Caridad awarded Honorable Mention in Madrid. In the fall, admittied to painting class at the Royal Academy of San Fernando in Madrid. Leaves the academy; goes for rest to Horta de Ebro. His painting Costumbres de Aragon wins medals in Madris and Malaga.

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