"Thanks to art, instead of seeing a single world, our own, we see it multiply until we have before us as many worlds as there are original artists."
Marcel Proust
Picasso did a series of "Weeping Women" where their faces and emotions are broken-up by grief and the cubist style of creating an image out of a series of planes.
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Although I think this portrayal is hideous, I wonder did he use the green and yellow to portray jealousy and biliousness? She seems more angry than grieved. Good use of color.
True about the colours. But usually picasso focused on utilising planes of structure as opposed to the distraction of colour, however i agree that this colours create drama which was usually what he wanted to achieve. Such a weirdly minded man but fantastic.
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Check out this introduction article on Pablo Picasso:
Pablo_Picasso
Content:
1.Biography
2.Blue Period to Synthetic Cubism
3.Picasso's women
4.Picasso in film
Its monstrous, as usual, with Picasso.
always found that painting disturbing
Although I think this portrayal is hideous, I wonder did he use the green and yellow to portray jealousy and biliousness? She seems more angry than grieved. Good use of color.
I dont likie that painting
True about the colours. But usually picasso focused on utilising planes of structure as opposed to the distraction of colour, however i agree that this colours create drama which was usually what he wanted to achieve. Such a weirdly minded man but fantastic.
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