Picasso paintings

The "Mona Lisa", "The Last Supper", "Starry Nights", and "Whistler's Mother" are paintings that have inspired and awed people for generations.

If you have seen and admired the work of Pablo Picasso, you must at least have an inkling as to what Cubism means. As the name suggests, cubism is the style of painting and art in which the use of cubes or at least geometric shapes are used in an overlapping manner to paint an object instead of taking the perspective from a single viewpoint to paint a subject. The shapes used in the painting would overlap to form a single image but in a somewhat indirect way. You should look at some…

Pablo Picasso worked in a spectacular array of styles, as evident in the series of self-portraits he painted from the age of 15 until 90.

Starting tonight on Channel 5, Greatest Paintings of the World with Andrew Marr, looks at the world's most famous works of art including the Mona Lisa and Van Gough's Sunflowers.

March 17–June 25, 2017, Museu Picasso, Barcelona

Picasso inspired Portraits Step 1) Picasso, Abstract Art and Cubism For our first art lesson I chose a Picasso inspired project since the students have learned about the artist and Cubism in their arts unit already. As an introduction to our project the students watched a video about Picasso, Abstract Art and Cubism. I showed the student some of his portrait paintings and we talked about Picasso's abstract way of painting and expressing feelings by showing a face from two or more sides in…

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I immediately told 3rd graders that this project was all about UNLEASHING their craziest selves! 3rd grade is an awesome age group for this cubist self-portrait project because they aren’t af…

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