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Pablo Picasso

Pablo Picasso Notes

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Guernica A massive monochromatic mural depicting the 1937 bombing of a Basque town; features a screaming horse and a light bulb.
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon A 1907 painting of five prostitutes in Barcelona; two faces were inspired by African masks, marking a shift toward Cubism.
The Old Guitarist A famous Blue Period work depicting a blind musician, created following the suicide of Picasso's friend Carles Casagemas.
Blue Period A period (1901-1904) of monochromatic cool-toned paintings inspired by the death of Carles Casagemas.
Georges Braque The French artist who co-founded the Cubist movement with Picasso; they were often described as being "roped together like mountain climbers."
Dora Maar Picasso's lover and muse who was the subject of the "Weeping Woman" series and documented the creation of Guernica.
Gertrude Stein The American author whose 1906 portrait by Picasso features a mask-like face inspired by Iberian sculpture.
Daley Plaza Sculpture A 50-foot tall untitled steel sculpture in Chicago modeled after the head of Picasso's Afghan Hound, Kabul.
Still Life with Chair Caning A 1912 work that is the first "intentional" collage, using a piece of oilcloth with a cane pattern and a rope frame.
Three Musicians A synthetic cubist painting depicting a harlequin, a pierrot, and a monk playing instruments.
Rose Period A period (1904-1906) characterized by warmer hues (pinks and oranges) and subjects like circus performers (saltimbanques).
The She-Goat A bronze sculpture made from found objects, including a wicker basket for the ribcage and ceramic pots for the udders.
Bull’s Head A famous readymade sculpture created by welding together a bicycle seat and handlebars.
Analytical Cubism The early phase of Cubism where objects are "analyzed" and broken down into neutral-colored geometric fragments.
Synthetic Cubism The later phase of Cubism featuring brighter colors, simpler shapes, and the integration of collage elements.
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