picasso, pablo

Describes the life of artist, painter and sculpture Pablo Picasso.

Presents biographies of Hispanics who have had an impact on world culture, including artist Pablo Picasso, writer Gabriela Mistral, and politician Benito Ju?rez.

Tells of the life of Pablo Picasso and his modern art and sculptures.

In graphic novel format looks at the life and career of early twentieth-century Spanish artist Pablo Picasso.

Presents short biographies of three famous people who influenced the Hispanic world including Spanish painter Pablo Picasso, Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral, and nineteenth-century Mexican President Benito Ju?rez.

Examines Pablo Picasso's political commitments, his motivations to join the French Communist Party, and his contributions as an active member of the Party.

The author chronicles the life and career of his grandfather, twentieth-century artist, Pablo Picasso, and provides details about his relationships, the myths that surrounded his life, and his views on money, politics, power, and fame through famous contemporaries and leading figures who knew the artist.

Explores the artistic relationship between Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, both acknowledged masters of modern art, discussing their rivalry and grudging respect for each other, and includes reproductions of their work, notes, and a chronology.

Profiles two hundred works in oil, sculpture, and ceramics created by Pablo Picasso from 1898 to 1972, many of which belong in private collections and have never been seen before.

Translates the journal of Fernande Olivier, artist's model and love of Pablo Picasso, along with many of her letters and some of her memoirs, which were published in French in the 1930s. She discusses her childhood, her forced marriage at eighteen to an abusive man, her seven years with Picasso, and her life afterward.