Self Portrait by Pablo Picasso

Pablo Picasso wrote quite a few of his own images and, interestingly, in different artistic styles. The presented self-portrait was created in the so-called African period. By this time, the

Guernica by Pablo Picasso

The most epic and wrathful work of Pablo Picasso – the canvas “Guernica”. Guernica is a city in Spain that historically belongs to the Basques. On April 26, 1937, the

Icarus Fall by Pablo Picasso

In 1957, Pablo Picasso, along with 11 more famous artists, including Joan Miro, Giacometti and others, received an invitation to paint a huge wall at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. The

Old guitarist by Pablo Picasso

The Blue Period is the most piercing page of Pablo Picasso, not only because of the events that preceded him, but also because of the peculiarities of the master’s technique,

The Soler Family by Pablo Picasso

Along with the screaming, woeful, sad and deeply philosophical works of Pablo Picasso’s blue period of creativity, there are several paintings that do not bear such tragic motives, although they

Gertrude Stein by Pablo Picasso

Gertrude Stein was quite famous for her contemporaries American writer and girlfriend Pablo Picasso. There is evidence that the writer often helped the artist financially. The mistress of fashionable social

Reading by Pablo Picasso

In 1930, Picasso and his family moved to the newly acquired estate in Buazhelu. At the same time, there was a rift between the master and his Russian wife, Olga

Avignon Girls by Pablo Picasso

The picture “Avignon girls” or in the original version of “The Philosophical Brothel” really shocked the public. Even the friends of the master did not accept the audacious work. In

Boy with a dog by Pablo Picasso

Since 1901, Picasso has developed his own style, which characterizes the so-called “blue period” in his art. The artist writes exclusively in a cold, blue-blue range. The characters of his

Acrobat by Pablo Picasso

In the winter of 1929, Picasso returned to the theme of the Acrobats of the pink period and created six canvases on this subject. The chronological order of the series