Pablo Picasso is an artist who lived in the 20th century who came from Spain. He was known as a revolutionary and sophisticated painter of his time, he was known as an artist of cubism, who had cultivated the world of art in Spain.
At the age of 14, Pablo passed the entrance examination of the School of Fine Arts in Barcelona, and two years moved to Madrid to study at the Royal Academy. Picasso returned to Barcelona and joined Els Quatre Gats (the place of all poets, artists, and critics in exchanging ideas obtained from outside Spain). When he was 23 years old, he moved to Paris, France.
THE JOURNEY OF BEING AN ARTIST
While being the most productive Picasso, artist. The information we got was that he had produced 20,000 works in his life. His style of art is not a little admired. He is among those who like new things from all artists. This was shown because he often changed the style of painting from the style of blue and pink paintings to the style of cubism, the impact of this evolution was influenced by Georges Braque, a friend who was both an artist.
Cubism’s style surprised the art world because it was able to process people’s perceptions of the beauty of art. One of his works that is nuanced by cubism is the Demoiselles d’Avignon. There are exciting things in the painting where the format of the painting is difficult to recognize this business does not mean Picasso carelessly in creating paintings.
He has studied the work of Iberian sculptors and other African statues (primitive statues) which are often curved and disproportionate.
Not only a painter, but he also produces sculptures. As a ballet stage designer; he struggled with the art of making pots, leaving as many lithographic works as he could, painting passing lines by using a pencil from not a few other branches of art.
Pablo was interested in political matters. He poured his interest through his painting which had the name Guernica, which was created in 1937. Events in the Spanish civil war inspired art. Not only “Guernica” a number of his works are also related to politics.
Picasso was able to make the facts of life a source of inspiration from his work. For example, Mesra Cinta paintings (blue period). The painting Guernica is the center of the eye at the Reina Sofia Museum (Madrid). Guernica took place during the civil war and the fall of hundreds of bombs. Then dove, a symbol of world peace, it turned out that was his design. Picasso completed the graphic art after being inspired by the Melanesian bird, given by Henri Matisse.
Picasso is a melancholy artist; his genius is revealed from his most sensitive and detailed nature in judging a fact of life. He also made women a source of inspiration. That said, each woman gave a contrary inspiration to him. For example, from his lover, Marie-Terese Walter, he produced the work of La Reve (dream). From his other lover, Eva Gouel, a painting of the Dans Un Fauteuil Femme Assise was created, which was among the cubistic-style masterpieces.
Pablo was admired in the 20th century with the results of his work, and he was also dominant in the growth of modern art. He was dubbed by all critics his work such as “pink period,” “neo-classical period,” and “blue period.” He is dominant in the progress of art in the world. People know him because he is rich and because of his work which has a high selling price. And in 1973, he died at Mougins-France.
