Pablo Picasso

softgrey · 17-05-2007

isn't it amazing that he did so much in his lifetime...?
and yet his work is still valued so high...

just watched 'le mystere picasso'...(1956)
a crazy and cool french film which showed him actually creating many many paintings and drawings...

he is the opposite of what one thinks of when one thinks of an artist struggling to create...

the stuff just poured out of him...
there seems to have been no 'off' switch...
it was just like a faucet that poured art all the time...

regardless of whether or not his work is my favourite...(some is-some isn't)
i continue to be impressed by how prolific he was...
i'm quite in awe of that actually ...

BerlinRocks · 18-05-2007

Eventhough I'm not really fond of him... Picasso is, imo, one of the best and most important painter for the XXth Century!
He "covers" (?) all the XXth!!!... with so many different periods... just this is genius!
Guernica... my favourite painting of him, is "timeless"...
go there : http://www.picasso.fr/
the english version : http://www.picasso.fr/anglais/index.htm

never saw this movie, so thanx softgrey for talking about this!

SomethingElse · 19-05-2007

Picasso, needless to say, has inspired generations!

Olga in an Armchair, c. 1917 and Portrait of Dora Maar, c. 1942

easyart.com . artviews.org

SomethingElse · 22-05-2007

Here is one clip of Picasso painting on glass.

[YOUTUBE]7vgAYTC9bRY[/YOUTUBE]

This is a clip from Le Mystère Picasso, a filmed record of Picasso painting numerous canvases for the camera:

[YOUTUBE]vNilXCnIGL0[/YOUTUBE].

More information about the film (in French) http://cinefeuille.free.fr/mystere_picasso.htm

gius · 23-05-2007

thanks for the nice videos and links guys

I agree... he was so prolific. I think he is also a prime example of a constantly developing artist... So many artists struggle to 'find' themselves, struggling to find their own style than just letting it come through naturally.

a look at his changes in style...

portrait of his mother, 1896
naturalist/realistic style...

the blue period. this painting, 1903.
naturalist with depressing themes, colours

starting 'cubism'. 1907.
things are fragmented...

can hardly see the figures now. 1910.

starting to use more collage... guitar 1913.
style is flatter.

surrealist influence? torero 1919.

going back to naturalism... lovers 1923.
figures are more curvaceous and painting is soft and pastel-like.

to the style most people know him by...
marie therese walter 1937.

http://www.abcgallery.com/P/picasso/picasso.html

ilaughead · 24-05-2007

Thanks Gius, it's always fun to see evolutions in styles!

kissmesweet · 26-05-2007

I LOVE PICASSO! He's an inspiration and has left an amazing legacy...

I went to the Picasso musem in France two years ago and some images have found a space in my head... I can't get rid of it. His work is that influencial.

SomethingElse · 10-06-2007

Quote:

'Le Tricorne', the costumes designed by Pablo Picasso, first performed in 1919, comprising: eight pairs of breeches the majority with zig-zag braid or pom-pom trim in shades of grey, brown - rust; four brown wool boleros - one with zig-zag braid and pom-poms; a black wool jacket and six pairs of spats in assorted needlecord and wool, probably 1930s

liveauctioneers.com

fouroclock · 10-06-2007

Still Life with Chair Canning, 1912

Girl with a Mandolin, 1910

http://fadis.library.utoronto.ca/cgi-bin/WebObjects/FADIS

SomethingElse · 11-06-2007

Here is the link http://202.71.102.238/~artgall/html/...n_fashion.html Images of 50 years of Italian Fashion! Lots of wonderful things to look at!

202.71.102.238/~artgall

gius · 11-06-2007

^Oh! That would make a cool thread! Artists making clothes
Thanks SomethingElse
I don't know many artists who have made clothes though, especially those that work in painting or sculpture rather than textiles...

I've seen Matisse do work outside of fine art, like stained glass, and Paul Klee made puppets

SomethingElse · 11-06-2007

Good ideaGius! I'll PM you with some that I know already.

Picasso once again causing people to collaberate!

lamby · 12-06-2007

I am not a great fan of Picasso, but in my opinion, "Guernica" is absolutely exquisite. It is, quite possibly, one of my favorite paintings. Ever.

It was painted in 1937, in which he had actually started working on before the actual bombing of Guernica. It's absolutely fabulous. :]

src: barcelona.indymedia.org

gius · 12-06-2007

hi lamby welcome to TFS
Please remember to add credits to pictures you post
Part of TFS Guidelines

BerlinRocks · 14-06-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by SomethingElse

*please don't repost pictures*
liveauctioneers.com

seems to be inspired by Le Fifre (1866) from Manet!

lemondedesarts.com

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softgrey flaunt the imperfection.. Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: downtown... Gender: femme Posts: 49,949	Pablo Picasso isn't it amazing that he did so much in his lifetime...? and yet his work is still valued so high... just watched 'le mystere picasso'...(1956) a crazy and cool french film which showed him actually creating many many paintings and drawings... he is the opposite of what one thinks of when one thinks of an artist struggling to create... the stuff just poured out of him... there seems to have been no 'off' switch... it was just like a faucet that poured art all the time... regardless of whether or not his work is my favourite...(some is-some isn't) i continue to be impressed by how prolific he was... i'm quite in awe of that actually ... __________________ "It is not money that makes you well dressed: it is understanding." ChristianDior

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BerlinRocks V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Manhattan ftm Gender: homme Posts: 10,848	Eventhough I'm not really fond of him... Picasso is, imo, one of the best and most important painter for the XXth Century! He "covers" (?) all the XXth!!!... with so many different periods... just this is genius! Guernica... my favourite painting of him, is "timeless"... go there : http://www.picasso.fr/ the english version : http://www.picasso.fr/anglais/index.htm never saw this movie, so thanx softgrey for talking about this! __________________ *+++Love and Passion to everyONE in 2011 +++*

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SomethingElse Press escape to continue. Join Date: Mar 2007 Gender: femme Posts: 5,518	Picasso, needless to say, has inspired generations! Olga in an Armchair, c. 1917 and Portrait of Dora Maar, c. 1942 easyart.com . artviews.org __________________ “Above all, remember that the most important thing you can take anywhere is not a Gucci bag or French-cut jeans; it's an open mind” Gail Rubin Bereny

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SomethingElse Press escape to continue. Join Date: Mar 2007 Gender: femme Posts: 5,518	Here is one clip of Picasso painting on glass. [YOUTUBE]7vgAYTC9bRY[/YOUTUBE] This is a clip from Le Mystère Picasso, a filmed record of Picasso painting numerous canvases for the camera: [YOUTUBE]vNilXCnIGL0[/YOUTUBE]. More information about the film (in French) http://cinefeuille.free.fr/mystere_picasso.htm __________________ “Above all, remember that the most important thing you can take anywhere is not a Gucci bag or French-cut jeans; it's an open mind” Gail Rubin Bereny

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gius V.I.P. Join Date: Jan 2006 Gender: homme Posts: 10,163	thanks for the nice videos and links guys I agree... he was so prolific. I think he is also a prime example of a constantly developing artist... So many artists struggle to 'find' themselves, struggling to find their own style than just letting it come through naturally. a look at his changes in style... portrait of his mother, 1896 naturalist/realistic style... the blue period. this painting, 1903. naturalist with depressing themes, colours starting 'cubism'. 1907. things are fragmented... can hardly see the figures now. 1910. starting to use more collage... guitar 1913. style is flatter. surrealist influence? torero 1919. going back to naturalism... lovers 1923. figures are more curvaceous and painting is soft and pastel-like. to the style most people know him by... marie therese walter 1937. http://www.abcgallery.com/P/picasso/picasso.html

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ilaughead V.I.P. Join Date: Jan 2006 Gender: homme Posts: 4,790	Thanks Gius, it's always fun to see evolutions in styles!

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kissmesweet V.I.P. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hong Kong/UK Gender: femme Posts: 18,853	I LOVE PICASSO! He's an inspiration and has left an amazing legacy... I went to the Picasso musem in France two years ago and some images have found a space in my head... I can't get rid of it. His work is that influencial. __________________ ♥ don't you forget about me.

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fouroclock V.I.P. Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Toronto Gender: homme Posts: 4,471	Still Life with Chair Canning, 1912 Girl with a Mandolin, 1910 http://fadis.library.utoronto.ca/cgi-bin/WebObjects/FADIS __________________ My Wordpress on Film \| YourKloset - Contributor \| Twitter Last edited by fouroclock; 10-06-2007 at 03:42 PM.

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SomethingElse Press escape to continue. Join Date: Mar 2007 Gender: femme Posts: 5,518	Here is the link http://202.71.102.238/~artgall/html/...n_fashion.html Images of 50 years of Italian Fashion! Lots of wonderful things to look at! 202.71.102.238/~artgall __________________ “Above all, remember that the most important thing you can take anywhere is not a Gucci bag or French-cut jeans; it's an open mind” Gail Rubin Bereny

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lamby rising star Join Date: May 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 144	I am not a great fan of Picasso, but in my opinion, "Guernica" is absolutely exquisite. It is, quite possibly, one of my favorite paintings. Ever. It was painted in 1937, in which he had actually started working on before the actual bombing of Guernica. It's absolutely fabulous. :] src: barcelona.indymedia.org Last edited by gius; 14-06-2007 at 11:00 AM.