You got Pablo Picasso
Picasso was a Spanish artist and co-founded the Cubist movement. His talent was recognised at a young age and he created tens of thousands of artworks in his lifetime. He was very flexible, working in a range of styles depending on what suited his subject and message.
Like Picasso, you love experimenting with different styles and uncovering the true beauty in the world around you.
Continue reading to learn more about him and see some of his works. You might get inspired for your next piece!
About Picasso
Born in Spain on 25th October 1881, Pablo Ruiz Picasso was a hugely inflencial artist and also co-founded the cumbism art movement.
His talent was recognised from a young age and his work evolved through several different stytles in his lifetime. Some of his most well-known pieces are from his cubism exporations of shape.
But he was also known as a troublemaker and was even accused of stealing the “Mona Lisa” from the Louvre, although was later cleared of suspicion. While living in Nazi-occupied Paris he continued his art, using smuggled bronze for his sculptures.
The Musei Picasso in Barcelona features many of the artist;s works, particularily his early works created while he still lived in Spain.
Photograph of Pablo Picasso (1908)
Explore His Artworks
Family of Saltimbanques
by Pablo Picasso
Boy with a Pipe
by Pablo Picasso
Brick Factory at Tortosa
by Pablo Picasso
Three Musicians
by Pablo Picasso
The Greedy Child
by Pablo Picasso
The Soup
by Pablo Picasso
Seated Woman
by Pablo Picasso
Woman in a Chemise in an Armchair
by Pablo Picasso
Girl with a Mandolin
by Pablo Picasso
Seated Nude, Femme nue assise
by Pablo Picasso
Still Life with Compote and Glass
by Pablo Picasso
Card Player
by Pablo Picasso
