If you are

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• If you are
• an artist,
• you go through
• a lot of artistic changes in
• 75 years.

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First Communion portrait
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• Hola, Pablo Picasso,
• artist from Spain 1881 - 1973

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• 75 years of different styles
• early works
• blue period, rose period,
• black period
• cubism
• sculpture
• ceramics
• lithography
• theatre sets

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• Paintings
  Sculptures
• 
  (Chicago has
• 
  one since 1967)
• Drawings
• Prints
• 
  
• 
  Pottery Designs
• Costumes
  and Scenery for Plays

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early works
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• 1896

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• First Communion
• 1895

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• Harlequin

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Carlos Casgemas, 1899
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La Moulin de la Galette, Paris, 1900
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  Wandering
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  Gymnasts
• 
  1901

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• Le Gourmet
• 1901

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• Girl with Dove
• 1901

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• Science and Charity

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Yo, Picasso, 1901
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• The Absinthe Drinker

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• Blue Period,  Periodo Azul ,
• 1901 1904
• Paintings from Picasso's blue period
• depict sad people
• painted
• in shades of blue.
• The colors
• show us their feelings

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• The Blue Period is Picassos bridge from
• classic art to
  abstract art.

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Tragedy
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self-portrait
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Lola, Picassos
sister
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• Rose Period   1904 - 1906

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The Peasants, 1906
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Lady with a Fan, 1905
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Self-portrait
with
palette, 1906
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• House in
• a Garden
• 1908

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• Factory
• 
  in
• Horta de Ebbo

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Gertrude Stein, 1907
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Pitcher and Bowls, 1908
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• In late 1906, Picasso started to paint in a
  truly revolutionary manner.
• He began to show
  space in
• strongly geometrical terms.
• His efforts at developing
• an almost
• sculptural sense of space
• is the
  start of
• Cubism.

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Was he drawing his pictures?

• or almost chiseling them
• out, like a sculpter?

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1907
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Manuel Parelles 1909 (portrait)
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• By 1910, Picasso and Braque had developed Cubism
  into an entirely new way of drawing pictures.
• Objects were
• de-
• con-
• struc-
• ted
• into their components.
• (Taken apart)
• Guitar 1913

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Guitar and Violin 1913

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• Sometimes CUBISM
• helped
• the artists
• to show
• different viewpoints
• of a pictures
• all
• at
• the
• same time.

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• In other works,
• CUBISM was used
• as a way to visually
• lay out the FACTS
• of the object,
• rather than
• just draw a picture
• of something

In other works, CUBISM was used as a way to
visually lay out the FACTS of the object,
rather than just draw a picture of
something
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The Acordion Player 1911
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• Portrait of
• Daniel Henry
• Kahnweiler
• 1910
• 
  Art Institute,
• Chicago

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• The aim was to produce
• a conceptual image
• of an object,
• as opposed to
• a perceptual one.
• concept
• vs
• perception

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Guitar Player 1910
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• ma jolie, woman with zither and guitar, 1911

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• I paint objects
• as I think them,
• not as I see them.

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• Mantilla
• 1917

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• Olga, 1918

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Sketch for set of The Parade 1917
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Paulo, 1922
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Portrait of Paulo
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Woman and Child on the Seashore, 1921
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Tres Musicos, 1921

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  Tres
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  M
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• 
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  1921

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• 3
• Musicians
• In
• Masks
• 1921

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Olga Picasso 1923
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Still life with Guitar 1922
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Olga 1923
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The Dance, 1925
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• Picasso said,
• All
• Children
• are
• Artists.
• The problem is how to
• remain an artist
• once he grows up.

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• The Dream
• 1932

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Woman
with flower
1932
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Dora Maar portrait, 1937
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• Art washes away from the soul
• the dust of everyday life.

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• 
  Maria-Therese
• 
  Walters
• 
  1937

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Maya
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• In 1937, during the
• Spanish Civil War, the fascists devastated the
  town of Guernica,
• with aerial bombings
• by the Nazi Luftwaffe.
• Taken from 3-D Guernica. You can see it at

http//vimeo.com/1176750
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Guernica

• Picassos painting was his reaction to the
  tragedy.

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Sabartes1939
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• 
  Mother
• 
  and
• 
  Son
• 1938
  

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Are we to paint what's on the face,
what's inside the face,

or what's
behind it?

Pablo
Picasso
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• First Steps
• 1943

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• Claude,
• Picassos
• Son

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FrancoiseClaude and Paloma1951

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Maya and Doll, 1938
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Portrait of Francoise, 1946
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• Stalin, 1953

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Corridas de Toros
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Don Quioxte
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Bull, 1945
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In 1967, Chicago got her very own Picasso.
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• Reaction was mixed

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• Its a dog!
• Its a woman!

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• Its a monkey!
• No, a baboon!

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• I HATE IT!!
• I LOVE IT!!
• IT MAKES ME SICK!!
• ITS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING IVE EVER
  SEEN!!!

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• What do you think?

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Nusche Eluards portrait
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Blue dove, 1961
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Firebird!

• Igor
  Stravinsky,
• 
  Composer
• 
  1920
  

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camel
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Peace Pas Paix
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mariposa

• mariposa

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dog
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The Face of Peace
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War and Peace
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Bride, 1969
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self portraits
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• 1955

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Portrait de Femme, 1937
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• 1966

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Jacqueline Rocque 7 drawings
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• A
• Man
• With
• A Hat
• 1971

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• Last self-portrait, 1973