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Pablo Picasso The Man and The Artist
Pablo Picasso is considered to be one of the greatest artists of our time. He was a man of many paintings and a man who used many different styles of paintings. Picasso was not scared to use his own freedom in his painting. ... Consider, this was a man who’s time span as an artist was over three decades. ... Picasso knew that this is what he wanted to do and would formulate his visions around his own ideas and complex thoughts. Along the way Picasso would soon turn all those thoughts and ideas into his own personal style which would change as time would change. There are many artists of this time, but Picasso’s life and use of style is considered to be one of the most prominent in our generation.
Pablo Ruiz Picasso entered this world on October 25, 1881 in Malaga, Spain. ... Even from an early age Picasso was just destined to be a painter. His father a painter himself gave Picasso an old and unfinished painting in which Picasso was able to resurrect and perfect. ... Picasso was able to develop his own artistic style and bring them to life. ... This man was the inventor of painting on his beliefs and on his feelings at a particular time period. ... I will try to explain and examine some of the particular styles of Picasso and also his paintings.
Picasso in Paris is the beginning of his realization of who he was as a painter.
This was his chance as an artist to express his inspirations that inspired him to paint. ... Viewing this city was like a painting in motion to Picasso who captured the city’s essence of life. ... Picasso obviously wanted to show how Paris was a pleasurable place to be in that time period. ...
The next form of artistic expression from Picasso came in the form of The Blue Period and The Rose Period. ... The Blue Period in particular was a time of suffering and poverty for many that surrounded Picasso. ... Picasso moved away from using larger disgruntled figures and moved into showing the brighter side of life. These two time periods and styles would help Picasso to progress into an artist who still was not done discovering his range of artistic talents.
Picasso’s next form of artistic expression came in the form of the Negro Period. ... Her face has the shape of African mask, which was also inspirational for Picasso’s work. This time period for Picasso was the endless possibilities that could be attained for an artist at this time.
One of the next types of styles and periods for Picasso would probably be one of his most memorable and remembered. ... Once Picasso had discovered the main lines of cubist aesthetic he stayed with it resolutely. This form for Picasso was a little larger than what he was used to dealing with. ... Hermetic cubism was a way for Picasso to get away from the idea of the cubist picture and its subject. ... This was a time of despair and outrage of the war for Picasso. ... Picasso felt as if the way they expressed themselves through their work was similar to how he expressed himself. ...
One of the next periods in Picasso’s era was the Crystal period. ... These paintings had a surrealism to them, but once again Picasso found a way to incorporate his own artistic freedoms thus making body parts out of the ordinary.
Approximate Word count = 2811
Approximate Pages = 11.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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