picasso, pablo

Examines the life and works of the renowned modern artist.

Chronicles the life of twentieth-century painter Pablo Picasso, discussing his world, his work, and his legacy.

Explores how the invasion and destruction of the small Spanish town of Guernica on April 16, 1937 inspired Pablo Picasso's creation of his painting "Guernica", which became what is widely considered to be the greatest artwork of the twentieth century.

A collection of close-up photographs of some of Pablo Picasso's sculptures that encourages children to explore art.

Examines ideas that played a role in the development of cubism and their influence on the art of cubists Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, traces the evolution of a unique cubist space, looks at how Picasso's work moved from solid form to independent lines and planes arranged in space, and uses analyses of the formation and development of language as models for understanding the cubist sign.

Presents reproductions of nearly every significant work created by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso over the course of his long career, and includes three essays, each discussing a specific period of Picasso's life and work.

Photojournalist David Douglas Duncan tells the story of how his dachsund, Lump, became Pablo Picasso's dachsund, presenting photos of the dog and artist at home together, and includes full-color reproductions of fourteen of Picasso's paintings inspired by Diego Vel?zquez's "Las Meninas, " featuring Lump.

Explores how the invasion and destruction of the small Spanish town of Guernica on April 16, 1937 inspired Pablo Picasso's creation of his painting "Guernica", which became what is widely considered to be the greatest artwork of the twentieth century.