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Tehran Museum Of Contemporary Art
16, picasso, pablo, Open Window on the Rue de Penthièvre in Paris.17, picasso, pablo, Painter and Model. 18, picasso, pablo, Weeping Woman.
http://www.ir-tmca.com/collection/collection.htm

Extractions: Artist Title MONET , Claude Environ de Giverny PISSARRO , Carmille Les Maisons de Knock - Belgique TOULOUSE-LAUTREC , Henri de Fille de Montmartre Van GOGH , Vincent Worn out at Eternity Gate ENSOR , James Entry of Christ into Brussels VUILLARD , Edouard L'Entreé de la Villa VUILLARD , Edouard Le Parc SEGONZAC , André Dunoyer La Soupiere de Moustier PASCIN , Jules Scene de Rue Cuba DERAIN , André Composition (L'Age d'Or) DONGEN , Kees Van Trinidad Fernandez VALTAT , Louis Vase des Fleurs ROUAULT , Georges Les Trois Clowns - Trio Cirques ROUAULT , Georges Repos au Bord de la Route LEGER , Fernand Land Scape PICASSO , Pablo Open Window on the Rue de Penthièvre in Paris PICASSO , Pablo Painter and Model PICASSO , Pablo Weeping Woman PICASSO , Pablo Jacqueline Lisant GIACOMETTI , Alberto Yanaihara BACON , Francis Reclining Man with Sculpture ERNST , Max Histoire Naturelle MAGRITTE , René Le Chemin du Ciel GROSZ , George The Unexpected Guest RIVERA , Diego Self-Portrait SIQUEIROS , David Alfaro Zapata JOHNS , Jasper Decoy WARHOL , Andy Mick Jagger WARHOL , Andy Mick Jagger WARHOL , Andy Mick Jagger WARHOL , Andy Mick Jagger LICHTENSTEIN , Roy Untitled DINE , Jim Midsummer Wall PHILLIPS , Peter Motorpsycho Go ROSENQUIST , James Pulling out ROSENQUIST , James Expo 67, Mural Fire Pole
Gósol
Com arribarhi, fotografies, gastronomia, rutes turstiques, imatges i fotografies dels quadres que va pintar pablo Ruz picasso durant la primavera-estiu de 1906. De Gens Precioso.
http://www.geocities.com/genispp/Gosolpage.html
National Gallery Of Art - Picasso's The Tragedy
Indepth study of pablo picasso's painting, The Tragedy, and discussion ofrelated conservation issues. National Gallery of Art. The Tragedy. explore.
http://www.nga.gov/feature/picasso/
ARTINVEST2000®PICASSO PABLO
Biografia e principali opere del pittore, scultore e incisore nato a Malaga.
http://www.artinvest2000.com/picasso_pablo.htm

Extractions: Per visualizzare l'immagine è necessario il Plug-in di Flash. Fu pittore,scultore e incisore, nacque a Màlaga nel 1881 e scomparse a Mougins nel 1973. La forza creativa Per la forza creativa che trapela dalla sua opera è ritenuto uno dei massimi artisti del secolo. Figlio di José Ruiz Blasco, professore di disegno alla Escuela de Artes Oficios di Màlaga, da cui trasse i primi insegnamenti. Del primo anno di studi all'accademia La Lonja di Barcellona è "Scienza e carità" nel Museo Picasso di Barcellona eseguita nel 1896-97. Il realismo spagnolo Il mondo del circo Nella primavera del 1904 l'artista lasciò la Spagna per trasferirsi definitivamente a Parigi, dove trovò studio presso P.Durio a Montmartre, nell'edificio divenuto poi famoso come Bateau lavoir, dove fu attivo uno dei primi gruppi del cubismo. Il mondo del circo fu tema ricorrente della maggior parte delle opere di quegli anni , realizzate con quel morbido color di incarnato caratterizzò tra il 1905 e il 1906 il "periodo rosa". Due opere del suddetto periodo sono:"La famiglia di acrobati" e "La toilette". La scultura In Olanda a Schooridam nell'estate del 1905, maturarono i presupposti della prima autentica prova scultorea di Picasso "Il buffone". Numerosi i dipinti di questo periodo , tra cui "I saltimbanchi" e la "Fillette à la boule". La medesima concezione di ricerca di risalto appare documentata nelle opere grafiche di questo periodo. Durante il soggiorno in Spagna Picasso fu il più sensibile a sollecitazioni della primitiva scultura liberica: ne fa fede la concisa e plastica immagine del "Ritratto di Gertrude Stein".
NGA - Picasso: The Early Years (Teachers' Guide)
Teaching Program on the early works of modern Spanish painter pablo picasso;The Blue Period. HOME, Background on the Artist pablo picasso.
http://www.nga.gov/education/picteach.htm

Extractions: Teachers' Guide This teachers' guide investigates three National Gallery of Art paintings included in the exhibition Picasso: The Early Years, 1892-1906 (March 30-July 27 1997). This guide is written for teachers of middle and high school students. It includes background information, discussion questions and suggested activities. PDF File Pablo Picasso , one of the most dynamic and influential artists of our century, achieved success in drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and ceramics as well as in painting. He experimented with a number of different artistic styles during his long career. The exhibition The Early Years traced his development from 1892-1906, just prior to the advent of cubism. In Barcelona in 1899 Picasso's circle of friends included young avant-garde artists and writers who traveled between Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris. Picasso also visited these cities and absorbed the local culture. His early works were influenced by old masters such as El Greco and and by modern artists including Paul Gauguin Edgar Degas , and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec . Picasso moved to Paris in 1904 and settled in a dilapidated section of Montmartre, a working-class quarter. This area was home to many young artists and writers, and he was gradually assimilated into their stimulating intellectual community. Although Picasso benefited greatly from the artistic atmosphere in Paris and his circle of friends, he was often lonely, unhappy, and terribly poor. During this period his sympathy for social outcasts was reflected in his art, both in his subject matter including blind beggars and destitute families and in his melancholy blue color schemes. Picasso's "Blue period," from 1901 to 1904, is represented in the exhibition by
Big Bucks Breakup
One of those messy little divorce cases involving a scandalously wealthy couple the kind that makes good tabloid reading won't be going to court after all. When Paloma picasso and her Argentine husband called it quits, he sued for half her fortune, estimated at around 500 million pounds ($815 million, give or take). Rafael LopezCambil claimed that he helped his wife, daughter of pablo, build her cosmetics business and was therefore entitled to half of everything. Now comes word that the couple, married since 1978, has agreed to settle matters outside the courtroom. No terms were disclosed. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/17897.html
Picasso Wallpapers Paintings Art Gallery Galleries Desktop Pictures Posters Prin
Artist's biography and thumbnail images of his works.
http://www.artwallpapers.com/modernart_picasso.htm
Pablo Picasso Art Gallery - Prints And Posters
Featuring unique art by pablo picasso fine art prints, posters, photographyand paintings. Buy online. pablo picasso Art Prints.
http://www.artpromote.com/printspicasso.html
Pablo Picasso
Biografia, critica e opere suddivise per periodi.
http://kidslink.bo.cnr.it/irrsaeer/arte/annuario/vitapica.html

Extractions: Gli ultimi mesi del 1906 lo portano a contatto con la cultura negra , non ancora contaminata da ideologie e condizionamenti sociali. Nel 1907, la mostra retrospettiva dedicata a , al Salon d'Automne Braque con il quale inizia un proficuo sodalizio artistico. Da questa loro collaborazione nasce il Cubismo . Un punto d'arrivo del cammino artistico di Picasso sono " Les Demoiselles d' Avignon ", opera con la quale abbiamo la premessa del Cubismo.
University Of Illinois Pablo Project Home Page
University of Illinois pablo Research Group We are not endorsed by,licensed by, or affiliated with the Estate of pablo picasso.
http://www-pablo.cs.uiuc.edu/

Extractions: University of Illinois Pablo Research Group We are not endorsed by, licensed by, or affiliated with the Estate of Pablo Picasso. The Pablo academic research group is a part of the Department of Computer Science (DCS) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign . Under the direction of Dan Reed Gutgsell Professor and Director of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), members of the group investigate the interaction of architecture, system software, and applications on large-scale parallel and distributed computer systems. Key research foci are exploration of: I/O system design, analysis, and optimization
CentaurGalleries.com
Artist's biography.
http://www.centaurgalleries.com/Artist.cfm?ArtistID=00142
Pablo Picasso
La vita e le opere del pittore spagnolo. Presenta una sezione dedicata a Guernica e alla guerra civile.
http://it.geocities.com/paeolo/index.htm
ThinkQuest
The site includes a history of the life of the painter.
http://library.advanced.org/50091/hope/data/picasso/preface.htm
The Art Institute Of Chicago | Provenance Research Project
(92.1 x 73.3 cm) 1999.945. *picasso, pablo Spanish, 18811973 Fernand OlivierSummer 1909 Oil on canvas 23 7/8 x 20 3/16 in. (60.6 x 51.3 cm) 1940.5.
http://www.artic.edu/aic/provenance/ProvPaint/Paint_P2.htm
The Art Institute Of Chicago | Provenance Research Project
picasso, pablo Spanish, 18811973 Jester 1905 Bronze 16 1/2 x 14 x 6 in. picasso,pablo Spanish, 1881-1973 Standing Woman 1945 Bronze 5 1/4 in.
http://www.artic.edu/aic/provenance/ProvSculp/Sculp_P.htm
Island Of Freedom - Pablo Picasso
Read about his life and view images of his paintings.
http://www.island-of-freedom.com/PICASSO.HTM

Extractions: As the son of a professor of art, Picasso's talent for drawing was recognized at an early age. An advanced student at the Barcelona Academy of Fine Arts from the age of 14, he experimented in his youth with nearly all of the avant-garde styles current at the turn of the century, an early demonstration of his lifelong ability to assimilate aesthetic ideas and to work in a variety of styles. For Picasso, the meaning of art was to be derived from other works of art, and not directly from nature. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's work had a significant impact on his early paintings, as did the work of Paul Cézanne . Their influence, among others', can be detected in the paintings of Picasso's "blue period" (1901-04), which was stimulated by his exposure to life and thought in Paris, where he made his home after 1904. In works such as The Old Guitarist (1903; Art Institute, Chicago) he created evocative portrayals of blind, impoverished, or despairing people in a predominantly blue palette. His use of blue as a motif was apparently derived from the symbolic importance of that color in the contemporary romantic writings of Maurice Maeterlinck and Oscar Wilde, whose work often derived its force from depictions of madness or illness. Although his palette and subject matter changed when he entered (1904) what is called his "rose period," during which he painted harlequins and circus performers in a lighter and warmer color scheme, an underlying mood of spiritual loneliness and lyrical melancholy that marked his "blue" paintings was retained. The paintings of this period, however, do display a classical calm that contrasts clearly with the nervous expressionism of the blue period.
Pablo Picasso - Confessions
Brian Yoder lists several quotes of the artist and uses the words against the artist.
http://www.primenet.com/~byoder/picconf.htm
WebMuseum: Picasso And Cubism
The Spaniard pablo picasso and the Frenchman Georges Braque splintered the visualworld not wantonly, but sensuously and beautifully with their new art.
http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/tl/20th/cubism.html

Extractions: Guillaume Apollinaire, The Beginnings of Cubism After Cubism, the world never looked the same again: it was one of the most influential and revolutionary movements in art. The Spaniard Pablo Picasso and the Frenchman Georges Braque splintered the visual world not wantonly, but sensuously and beautifully with their new art. They provided what we could almost call a God's-eye view of reality: every aspect of the whole subject, seen simultaneously in a single dimension. The Cubist movement in painting was developed by Picasso and Braque around 1907 and became a major influence on Western art. The artists chose to break down the subjects they were painting into a number of facets, showing several different aspects of one object simultaneously. The work up to 1912 is known as Analytical Cubism, concentrating on geometrical forms using subdued colors. The second phase, known as Synthetic Cubism, used more decorative shapes, stencilling, collage, and brighter colors. It was then that artists such as Picasso and Braque started to use pieces of cut-up newspaper in their paintings. © 14 Oct 2002
Bienal - Special Guests - Pablo Picasso
Presents several images and discusses the work and legacy of the artist.
http://www.uol.com.br/23bienal/especial/iepi.htm

Extractions: Picasso's life and work are one with 20th-century art history. Modern painting cannot be understood without Picasso, just as Picasso cannot be understood without modern painting. I do not know whether he is the best painter of our time. But I do know that, in all its brutal and amazing changes, his painting is the painting of our time. What I mean is that this art is not ahead, against or removed from it. Neither it is a prophecy of tomorrow's art nor a nostalgic recollection of the past, as that of so many artists in disagreement with their world and their time. Picasso never remained aside, not even on the moment of the great rupture ushered in by Cubism. Even when he disagreed he was the painter of his time. An extraordinary merging of the individual genius and the collective genius... I finish writing these lines and come to a halt. Picasso was a non-conformist artist who broke the pictorial tradition. He lived on the margin of society and, at times, struggled against its morals. He was a savage individualist and rebellious artist whose social conduct, private life and esthetics were ruled by a same principle: rupture. How is it possible, therefore, to say he is a painter representative of our time?
National Gallery Of Art - Pablo Picasso
View the comprehensive collection of the catalogued images and works.
http://www.nga.gov/cgi-bin/psearch?Request=A&Person=24750

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