Glass, Bouquet, Guitar and Bottle (1919)
Pablo Picasso, Spanish,1881-1973
Oil on canvas, Nationalgalerie, Museum Bergruen du Berlin
Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential figures in twentieth-century art. He was a prolific artist, even until his death at ninety-two, creating close to 30,000 works on paper and canvas, in stone, ceramics and metal, every type of mixed media, theatre sets, costumes and commercial posters and advertisements. Although he is most famous for being a co-founder of the Cubist movement, his early realistic works demonstrated great technical skill.
Oil on canvas, Nationalgalerie, Museum Bergruen du Berlin
Pablo Picasso was one of the most influential figures in twentieth-century art. He was a prolific artist, even until his death at ninety-two, creating close to 30,000 works on paper and canvas, in stone, ceramics and metal, every type of mixed media, theatre sets, costumes and commercial posters and advertisements. Although he is most famous for being a co-founder of the Cubist movement, his early realistic works demonstrated great technical skill.
Still-life From The Artist’s Studio
Nancy Patrick Carney
Acrylic and collage on canvas 22”x 26” Picasso painted what was at hand. Here’s what was in my studio today: a mannequin, a horn and a candelabrum. |
Vino, Vase, and Violin, After Picasso
Calvin deRuyter Watercolor on paper, mounted and waxed
22”x30” While cubism tried to loosen the planes through simplification of form, I attempted to loosen them through lost edges and color harmonies. |
His Martin Guitar at the End of Summer
Emily Donovan
Acrylic on canvas 28” x 20” The lovely instrument is displayed with Chinese lanterns and the makings of cocktails in remembrance of a fun summer evening of music and drinks in the garden. |
Mexican Hat Flowers
Susan Fryer Voigt Watercolor on paper 22”x30” My challenge was to create an interesting and compelling painting with collage using imagination, exquisite color and a composition ala Picasso. |
Woman at Picasso’s Cafe
Pamela Weisdorf
Acrylic on canvas 17”x22” I’ve used the lines and angles of Cubism with the primary colors often used by Picasso to enhance the composition in this still life. |
Picasso's Neighbor
Emmy White
Watercolor with acrylic varnish finish 32”x24” Picasso's Neighbor visits the studio and sees Cubism for the first time. She loves it!! |
