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Pablo Picasso

PABLO PICASSO

1973 - 1881

The painter, no matter how brilliant or skilled, cannot paint landscapes more accurately than camera images, so painters have initiated attempts a century and a half ago, aiming to redefine the work and field of the art of painting. And the boldest, most creative, creative and most influential artist in this regard is Pablo Picasso.

People admired Picasso's art because of his fertile imagination, vitality, and sensitivity to the outside world. Picasso was the main figure in the doctrine of painting (cubism), and he is famous for his multifaceted genius and artistic ability. Everyone recognizes that he is the prominent figure in modern art and one of those creative innovators whom time rarely finds.

Picasso was able to paint realistic pictures when he saw in himself the desire to do so. But he often chose to distort or rearrange the natural appearance of the bodies. He once said: When I want to draw a (cup), I show you that the cup is round, but it is possible that I re-harmony the parts and install the image again, so I show the roundness in the cup in a square shape. Picasso's talents blossomed early in his life, and he then lived in France.

Picasso was a multi-talented artist, and during his life as an artist that spanned about three-quarters of a century, he created more than 20,000 works of art, at a rate of five works per week, for 75 years. His paintings were very expensive, so Picasso became very rich. He died in Mougins, France, in 1973. Although Picasso was originally a painter, he created many sculptures. He designs dances (ballets), works in pottery, and left a large number of (lithographs), drawings, and other works of art.

Unlike other artists, Picasso was interested in politics. The Spanish Civil War inspired him to paint the famous painting (Guernica), and there are some of his drawings that have political importance and connotations.

Many famous artists are distinguished by one basic style, but this does not apply to Picasso, who has several surprisingly different styles. He was one of the innovators of the Cubist doctrine in painting and contributed to the work of improvements and developments in modern drawings. Perhaps there is no painter in history who was able to create works with high qualities in multi-faceted styles as Picasso was able to.

But you may wonder whether future generations will continue to admire Picasso's art, as is the case with the present generations, or will his influence disappear in the near future. It is clear that we cannot answer this question, although most contemporary art critics expect that Picasso's influence will remain for a long time in the future, but all of that is left to history.