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When did Pablo Picasso die

Pablo Picasso (October 25, 1881–April 8, 1973) was a Spanish artist. As a co-founder of cubism with Georges Braque, he is widely regarded as one of the most important twentieth-century artists. Let us explore more about Pablo Picasso, how and when did Pablo Picasso died? Early life He was born on October 25, 1881, in Málaga, Spain. Doa Maria Picasso y Lopez was his mother. And his father Don José Ruiz Blasco was an Art teacher and painter. As a child, Picasso's father taught him how to draw and paint, and by the time he was merely 13, he had surpassed his father's abilities. Picasso soon lost interest in schooling, preferring to spend his school days sketching in his notebook instead.The radicals and anarchists Picasso met in Barcelona inspired him to abandon the conventional methods he had been taught, and he began what would become a lifelong process of exploration and creation. Works of Picasso Picasso created around 147,800 works throughout his 78-year career, including 13,500 paintings, 100,000 prints and engravings, 300 sculptures and ceramics, and 34,000 drawings. Periods" have been used to classify Picasso's work. Many of his latter periods' names are up for controversy, but the following are the most often accepted: Blue Period (1901–1904): After a journey to Spain and the death of his best friend Carlos Casagemas, he began painting sad, blue paintings depicting acrobats, harlequins, prostitutes, beggars, and other artists in this period. Rose Period (1905–1907): Harlequins were once again prominent, this time in a more joyful style with orange and pink colours. When he arrived Paris, he met the model Fernande Olivier, who worked as a model for sculptors and artists, and many of these paintings are influenced by their connection. African-influenced period (1908–1909): Pablo Picasso painted during this time with an emphasis on African sculpture, particularly traditional masks from Africa as well as the art of ancient Egypt in his work. Analytic Cubism (1909–1912): It was a style of painting he developed with Braque employing monochromatic brownish tones, in which objects are broken apart and their shape is "analysed". Picaslateralsaque's work during this time is remarkably comparable. Synthetic Cubism (1912–1919): During the early years of this period, collage was used in fine art for the first time, paper fragments were cut and pasted into works. Classicism and surrealism: Post-World War II "order" expressed through "classical" and "surrealist" laterals. Derain, Giorgio de Chirico, and other members of the New Objectivity movement were all active during this period in Europe. Throughout this period, Picasso's paintings and drawings usually have a striking resemblance to Ingres's work. A year before his death, Picasso used pencil and crayon to paint "Self Portrait Facing Death," the epitome of his later work. The expression in his eyes, which reflects a lifetime of wisdom, dread, and uncertainty, is the work of a master at the top of his skills. Death Picasso took his last breath on April 8, 1973, in Mougins, France, at the age of 91. When Picasso and his that time wife Jacqueline were entering guests on the dinner table, he collapsed and died of heart failure. A collection of 50,000 works of art in various media was given to the French government after his death; the rest went to his heirs. #pablopicasso #lifeofpablopicasso #paintingsofpicasso #sculpterpicasso #picassolifestory #deathofpicasso #whendidpicassodie #artistpicasso #cubism #picassoworks

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AleLiebe 4 years ago Wao, it is never too late to find out about these stories that behind them there is always a very talented protagonist like Pablo Picasso. Love to read a little of his life, as well as admire the works that he did in life. A true artist that Picasso! 1 Reply Reply Reply

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