First among equals Pablo Picasso is possibly the most important artist of the 20th Century not just for his incredible talent ...

“It was almost neurological, something that forced him to be very active all the time,” says Diana Widmaier Picasso, an art historian and the granddaughter of Picasso and Marie-Thérèse ...

That’s what putting hidden tricks up front was all about. It’s why Matisse and Picasso chose to draw crudely when each could draw like Ingres, why Matisse liked his paintings to look ...

Explore the Spanish artist’s influence on Asian art at M+ with works like Portrait of Dora Maar on show, while Phillips ...

published a tell-all memoir titled Life with Picasso in 1964, he “barred their children, Claude and Paloma, from his house, seeing them only rarely thereafter”. The artist’s granddaughter ...

In 1943, Pablo Picasso received a desperate letter from an artist called Jeanne Kosnick-Kloss. “It’s all too late,” she wrote. “I have just been told that Otto has been sent to the north.

Picasso preferred, in all cases, that his figures visually express his emotions, bringing forth a certain pathetic quality, emphasized by the winged, charred, falling figure. Artist biography Pablo ...

Everybody laughed. "All the more interesting if she's not the ordinary kind," Picasso said. "But what do they do, your two refugees from the history of art?" "We're painters," Geneviève answered.

Olivier pulled Picasso’s art out of his melancholy blue period (1901-04), which ... Khoklova had a high sense of self-worth and demanded marriage. On the surface all was brilliant. Parties, openings, ...

Still, representations and studies of the painting as well as the upcoming ballet performance bring the statement to a Cleveland audience. In “Guernica,” Bourtasenkov says, “Picasso sees the ...

Once printed out, the pupils could use all the photographs of themselves to create a Picasso inspired self portrait. This short film is relevant for teaching Art and Design at KS1 and KS2 in ...